Victorian Diamond Moonstone Cabochon 14 Karat Gold Jockey Hat Antique Stickpin

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Shipping: Your item will be shipped via insured, standard Fed Ex overnight, within 2 days of funds clearing. Orders ship Monday through Friday. Domestic Shipping Charges (Including Insurance): Orders: Up to $2500 – Complimentary $2,501 and above – Complimentary International Shipping Shipping charges apply to all international purchases. Price will be quoted based on value, destination and location availability by carrier. Please call or e-mail prior to placing an order for shipping fees and to verify shipping is available at your location. Disclaimer Unless otherwise stated, all gemstones are graded and are evaluated in their mountings. Approximate weights and average quality grades are arrived at using the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) grading scale. Mountings prohibit full and accurate observation of gem quality and weight, all data pertaining to mounted gems can be considered as approximate unless accompanied by an independent laboratory report (GIA, AGL or EGL). Major diamonds are graded with the use of pre-graded permanent master diamonds color comparison stones and the grading nomenclature prescribed by the GIA. Colored Gemstones are graded using the GIA prescribed colored stones grading system and nomenclature. Major colored stones are described using Gem Dialogue color grading system. Authenticity, antiquity, decorative periods, vintages and or circa dating are determined to the best of our ability based on materials incorporated, methods of manufacture, design, hallmarks and signatures, lapidary techniques, technological developments and consultation of our extensive reference library and materials. Dating and period attributions are not an exact science as decorative periods frequently overlap and borrow influences from one another.