Ronde gouden reversspeld c. 1800 - 1810

This small, delicate gold pin, crafted by Carl Friedrich Bärthel around 1800-1810, is a prime example of 19th-century jewelry craftsmanship. It features a circular head with a red carnelian stone set within a series of concentric rings made of white enamel and gold. The pin's thin, elongated shaft is adorned with subtle, repeating engravings, making it a visually appealing and functional accessory. This small pin is an example of the goldsmith's art and a testament to the skill and attention to detail that characterized the jewelry of this era.