Royal Air Force Sweetheart Brooch of 14k Gold and Enamel daisy The lapis was originally a

The lapis was originally a vintage cufflink (circa 1940-1950) that our jeweler transformed by adding a 14k gold bail and riveting on the diamond crescent from an antique stick pin (circa 1890)

This vintage charm (circa 1930-1940) features a lock of 14k gold with the phrase 'love lock' on both sides

These cheerful earrings (circa 1970) are 14k gold with carved amethyst blooms accented with diamonds

The pin catch is marked for 14k gold and also bears the maker's mark for Krementz & Co

with a ruby and a diamond on each of their heads

Royal Air Force Sweetheart Brooch of 14k Gold and Enamel daisy The lapis was originally aA rare and meaningful piece of military and aviation history, this British Royal Air Force sweetheart brooch (circa 1930s) is finely crafted in solid 14k gold with striking red enamel detailing. Designed in the form of outstretched wings flanking a central sword, this emblem represents the No. 601 Squadron of the Royal Auxiliary Air Force (RAuxAF)a unit famously known as The Millionaires' Squadron for its initial recruitment of wealthy, aristocratic