A lovely jade flower basket pin from the Edwardian (ca1910) era! This gorgeous piece, which is crafted in 14k yellow gold features a central jade plaque, which is held within a four prong setting. The jade plaque is hand carved, and features intricate floral and scrolling motifs. Additionally, the jade is surrounded by a smooth and simple gold frame. Sprouting out from the jade are seven, unique stick pins. The first pin features a crescent moon, which is adorned with prong set red paste stones and small pearls. The second pin is decorated with a bezel set amethyst which is located within a shield-shaped frame. The third pin, which is crafted in a teardrop-like shape, features a single pearl and intricate Etruscan wirework detail. The fourth pin, which displays a lion, is decorated with a small diamond within the animal's mouth, and two small green paste stones which represent its eyes. The fifth pin is also a shield, and features a bezel-set garnet, which displays a lovely purplish-red hue. The sixth pin is a dainty flower, which is adorned with a central, prong-set diamond. The seventh, final pin is a trinity motif, which features a red paste stone held within a prong setting. The back of the large pin features a simple pin clasp, and is stamped "14K". This unique piece, which incorporates a variety of unique, eye-catching motifs would be the perfect addition to any collection!

Measurements: The pin measures 2" at its widest point, is a little more than 1 5/8'" tall and a little less than 1/4" thick. 

Condition: The overall condition of the pin is excellent. There is no apparent damage to the gold setting or jade. All of the small stones are secure and intact. The pin clasp is secure and in working condition.