Art Deco era 14k white gold stick pin by Belais, set with a fancy trapezoid-cut aquamarine gemstone in a milgrain bezel, framed by an openwork shield-form head chased with acanthus scrolls and fanned crest, tapering to a wheat-sheaf collar with engraved chevron detail, circa 1920s. Belais Brothers of New York, founded by David Belais, was among the first American firms to develop and popularize white gold jewelry in the early 20th century.

Measurements: weight 1.4g, head 16mm, full length 65mm, aquamarine 6mm tall

Condition: excellent antique condition with minimal wear

Markings: marked as shown

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