14K Yellow Gold Initial 'G' Tie Tac or Lapel Pin
Fine Jewelry - Men's Accessories

14K Yellow Gold Initial 'G' Tie Tac or Lapel Pin

This is a custom-designed initial tie tac or lapel pin crafted in 14-karat yellow gold, weighing approximately 1 gram. The piece is shaped into a stylized, cursive uppercase letter 'G' with an intricate openwork design. The surface of the gold features a combination of textures, including a frosted or matte background accented by bright-cut diamond engravings that catch the light to create a shimmering effect. Three small, round-cut clear gemstones—likely diamonds—are grain-set into the body of the gold: one at the top left curve, one on the right terminal, and one at the bottom base of the letter. The craftsmanship suggests a commercial production from the late 20th century, approximately 1970s to 1990s, characterized by the popular bright-cut aesthetic of that era. The condition appears fair to good with visible surface wear, particularly around the edges of the metal and some minor accumulation of debris in the recessed areas. The stones appear securely set, though the clarity and color are consistent with standard commercial-grade melee. No maker's marks are visible from the front view, but the material is confirmed as 14K gold per the user documentation.

Estimated Value

$125 - $175

Basic Information

Category

Fine Jewelry - Men's Accessories

Appraised On

January 10, 2026

Estimated Value

$125 - $175

Additional Details Provided By Owner

User Provided Information

1 gram 14 karat gold tie pin with three stones

Item Description

This is a custom-designed initial tie tac or lapel pin crafted in 14-karat yellow gold, weighing approximately 1 gram. The piece is shaped into a stylized, cursive uppercase letter 'G' with an intricate openwork design. The surface of the gold features a combination of textures, including a frosted or matte background accented by bright-cut diamond engravings that catch the light to create a shimmering effect. Three small, round-cut clear gemstones—likely diamonds—are grain-set into the body of the gold: one at the top left curve, one on the right terminal, and one at the bottom base of the letter. The craftsmanship suggests a commercial production from the late 20th century, approximately 1970s to 1990s, characterized by the popular bright-cut aesthetic of that era. The condition appears fair to good with visible surface wear, particularly around the edges of the metal and some minor accumulation of debris in the recessed areas. The stones appear securely set, though the clarity and color are consistent with standard commercial-grade melee. No maker's marks are visible from the front view, but the material is confirmed as 14K gold per the user documentation.

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