Chaumet Belle Époque Emerald and Diamond Jabot Pin, France, ca. 1910

A whisper of Parisian elegance, this rare jabot pin by Chaumet captures the spirit of Belle Époque grace. At each end, a softly domed emerald cabochon—one heart-shaped, the other oval—glows with the lush green of spring in the Tuileries. Connecting them, a platinum and gold stem serves as both architecture and afterthought, anchoring the floating gems with a touch of restrained brilliance.

Framed by delicate old-cut diamonds set in platinum, the design is both lyrical and geometric, with just enough sparkle to catch candlelight or conversation. It’s a piece that speaks not loudly but with exquisite diction—an echo from the salons of the Faubourg Saint-Honoré.

• French, circa 1910

• Maker: Chaumet

• 18k yellow gold and platinum

• 2 emerald cabochons, one heart-shaped, one oval

• Rose-cut diamonds

• 2 ¾ inches long

• 6.8 grams

• French assay marks for gold and platinum

• Signed