[Gold inlaid jade flat square]
Gold inlaid jade flat square, clear, 30.70 cm long, 3.90 cm wide. The old collection of the Qing Palace
It is flat and long, with a curly petal-shaped hairpin head, inlaid with emerald bats, and inlaid with tourmaline plum flowers and pearls on both sides. The body of the hairpin is a gold hollowed-out antique coin field with plum blossom edge. It is inlaid with two bats holding a group of longevity and ten thousand words of flowers, and the flower center is inlaid with pearls. The bat is pink tourmaline, and the group longevity and ribbon flowers are jadeite. On the back of the hairpin head, there is a stamp of “full gold from southeast Guangdong”, which shows that it is made in Guangdong.
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