A charming vintage stick pin featuring a round guilloché-style enamel disc decorated with a delicate floral bouquet. The warm golden background shimmers with engraved patterning beneath the enamel, while hand-painted flowers in soft blues and warm tones bloom across the surface.
Guilloché enamel pieces became popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, prized for their intricate engine-turned patterns that create a luminous, textured glow beneath transparent enamel. Floral motifs like this were especially beloved, symbolizing beauty, nature, and quiet romance.
Stick pins were traditionally worn on lapels, ties, hats, or scarves, adding a refined decorative accent to formal dress.
Elegant and nostalgic, this piece carries the feeling of a small preserved garden captured in enamel.
Details
Era: likely early–mid 20th century
Style: floral enamel stick pin
Material: enamel on metal
Motif: hand-painted floral bouquet
Pin: straight stick pin with protective end cap
Signature: unsigned
Condition: vintage condition with visible wear consistent with age
Measurements
Pin length: approx. 3 inches
Top diameter: approx. 1 Inch
Collected by Mineral and Matter