Jabot Pin: A "jabot", (pronounced zhah-Bow), is a kind of ruffle worn on the bosom of a man's shirt or woman's blouse. The "jabot pin" was designed to hold the jabot onto the shirt. It is basically a pin with a brooch at either end.
Jabot pin
A jeweled tie pin popular in the 1920's and 1930's
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Jabot Pin - a tie pin accented with jewels which was popular in the early part of the 20th century.
A Jabot Pin: - designed as a butterfly with cultured pearl, sold for 6,000 $ when it was valued at 60 pounds.
A marquise: - cut diamond ring.
Cliquet (n) Also known as a jabot pin, or sūreté. A fastening device or 'catch' that uses a pin and snap closure.
Popular were the jabot pin, and the double clip brooch worn together or separated, usually on a belt or cloche hat. The wristwatch, long-chained pendant watch, and jewel-encrusted lapel watch all told women how valuable their time was.
Intaglio The carving or engraving of a design into a gemstone which is the opposite of a cameo which is in high relief Ivory African ivory is from the tusk of a male or female elephant whereas Indian ivory is from the male only Jabot pin ...
 See also: Brooch, Jewelry, Gemstone, Jewel, Gemstones
  
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