King Edward IV Gold Ryal Coin Pin

Description

Explore the elegance of our striking 18ct yellow gold pin, showcasing a magnificent gold ‘Ryal’ coin from the reign of Edward IV (1461 – 1470 AD). Adorned with square plinths set with exquisite round, brilliant-cut diamonds at each diagonal, this opulent piece features oval mabé cultured pearls along the top and sides, complemented by a substantial fluorite bead at the base. The Edward IV Gold Ryal, minted during his 1st Reign between 1461-1470 AD, replaced the debased noble of Henry IV, featuring a design akin to the noble with an added rose motif. With a value of ten shillings, this historical coin embodies regal opulence and timeless allure.

• 1 gold coin, Ryal of Edward IV 1461 – 1470 AD
• 3 cultured mabé pearls
• 4 round brilliant-cut diamonds (1.00cts in total)
• 1 flourite bead (80.70cts)
• 18ct yellow gold 
• Measuring approximately 81mm / 3 inches from top to bottom