Antique 14K Gold Enamel Pansy Stickpin with Pearl | Edwardian Newark Era Jewelry

Imagine a time, when every flower carried a secret meaning… a single violet pansy on your lapel spoke volumes of remembrance & affection. This antique Edwardian stickpin captures that sentiment. Each petal is hand-painted in iridescent & delicate lavender to violet enamel, cradling a luminous seed pearl at its heart. A true symbol of remembrance and love (“pansy” from the French pensée, meaning “thought”), this heirloom-quality piece was crafted by Newark jewelers around 1900–1915—a period celebrated for its romantic enamel floral jewelry. The pin comes complete with its original patented safety cap, making it a practical as well as collectible treasure. Perfect worn in a lapel, hat, scarf, or displayed in a vanity collection. Details: • Era: Edwardian / Art Nouveau (c. 1900–1915) • Metal: Solid 14K yellow gold (hallmarked) • Gem: Seed pearl center • Design: Pansy flower in enamel (purple & pink tones with black detailing) • Length: Approx. standard stickpin length (~2.5–3”) • Includes original patented cap (often lost)