Pearl - Japanese Vintage Kitaoka Silver Brooch with 7 Pearls – Houseki Salon – - Brooch





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Vintage Japanese silver pin by Houseki Salon Kitaoka, with six white round Akoya cultured pearls (diameter about 5 mm), total weight 5.63 g, dimensions about 30 × 35 mm, back marked SILVER, including the original Kitaoka vintage case.
Description from the seller
Elegant vintage Japanese silver pin with seven pearls, sourced from Houseki Salon Kitaoka jewelry store (宝石サロン キタオカ) and kept in its original era case with a gold-marked badge.
The pin features a refined three-dimensional floral design: slender curved silver elements weave together to form a light and harmonious composition, on which seven graduated pearls are distributed, with diameters ranging approximately from 4 to 6 mm.
The irregular arrangement of the pearls and the sinuous lines of the metal create movement and enhance the delicate nacreous reflections, giving the piece an elegant, typically vintage aesthetic.
On the reverse is the marking “SILVER.”
Particularly notable is the accompanying case. Inside, in gold, is the Japanese inscription 宝石サロン キタオカ – Houseki Salon Kitaoka, translatable as “Kitaoka Jewelry Salon,” and the characteristic Kitaoka mark キタオカ (Kitaoka) set inside a frame and flanked by a crown symbol.
Details:
Type: vintage pin
Origin: Japan
Jewelry house: Houseki Salon Kitaoka / 宝石サロン キタオカ
Material: silver, marked SILVER
Number of pearls: 7
Indicative pearl diameter: approx. 4–6 mm
Pin dimensions: approx. 30 × 35 mm
Weight: 5.63 g
Motif: floral / organic
Kitaoka vintage case included
An interesting example of vintage Japanese jewelry, made complete by the Kitaoka-branded case, which helps document its original commercial provenance.
The jewelry and case may show signs and patina compatible with age and prior use. The photographs are an integral part of the description and show in detail the condition, markings, pearls, and inscriptions on the case.
The pin will be carefully protected and packed for shipping.
Happy bidding to all!
— Nostalgia Wave Store
Elegant vintage Japanese silver pin with seven pearls, sourced from Houseki Salon Kitaoka jewelry store (宝石サロン キタオカ) and kept in its original era case with a gold-marked badge.
The pin features a refined three-dimensional floral design: slender curved silver elements weave together to form a light and harmonious composition, on which seven graduated pearls are distributed, with diameters ranging approximately from 4 to 6 mm.
The irregular arrangement of the pearls and the sinuous lines of the metal create movement and enhance the delicate nacreous reflections, giving the piece an elegant, typically vintage aesthetic.
On the reverse is the marking “SILVER.”
Particularly notable is the accompanying case. Inside, in gold, is the Japanese inscription 宝石サロン キタオカ – Houseki Salon Kitaoka, translatable as “Kitaoka Jewelry Salon,” and the characteristic Kitaoka mark キタオカ (Kitaoka) set inside a frame and flanked by a crown symbol.
Details:
Type: vintage pin
Origin: Japan
Jewelry house: Houseki Salon Kitaoka / 宝石サロン キタオカ
Material: silver, marked SILVER
Number of pearls: 7
Indicative pearl diameter: approx. 4–6 mm
Pin dimensions: approx. 30 × 35 mm
Weight: 5.63 g
Motif: floral / organic
Kitaoka vintage case included
An interesting example of vintage Japanese jewelry, made complete by the Kitaoka-branded case, which helps document its original commercial provenance.
The jewelry and case may show signs and patina compatible with age and prior use. The photographs are an integral part of the description and show in detail the condition, markings, pearls, and inscriptions on the case.
The pin will be carefully protected and packed for shipping.
Happy bidding to all!
— Nostalgia Wave Store
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