Featured Royal Crown Pin; Vermeil Foundation, Blue Teardrop Gems

The only mark is Sterling, on the very bottom of the headband at the back. I don't know what to call the gems; rhinestones, paste, or? Google Lens found one like it; the listing said 1950's.
I'm slightly confused by the Royal Crown name, as that's also a brand of whiskey...an', yes, it's missing a stone in the headband. Thanks for lookin'!

 

It's a crown design, probably circal WWII when they couldn't get brass or pot metal. THe stones are glass.

 

u mean our whiskey ?

I can't tell if the clear stones are black dot paste or not..

 

They're not old enough.

 

The whiskeys...or the stones?
Whut are black dot paste?

 

Now your talking!

 

better a Joolie explains that ,,,,,,,,,

 

Maybe made as a reference to the coronation of Elizabeth II in 1953?

 

About 250 years too late to be black dot paste.

 

Thanks, AJ...!!

 

What she said. One reason European joolies are always looking for it, while we Murricans don't have a prayer of ever finding any.

 

That sounds Spot On, AJ. I'll look into that association...thanks!

 

Crowns were a hot design for years. I doubt Her late Majesty had any influence.

 

Oh.

 

Trifari did some nice ones in sterling. Bring a nice price too if you find some. Theirs were patented, but were inevitably knocked off by all and sundry.