Antique, embossed silver scarf clip from 1700. Kuzco in Peru

Ancient, embossed silver scarf clip from 1700 by Kuzco in Peru. These rare pins, now collectible, were used to secure the scarf connection, overlap the edges of the scarf, and “glue” the clip to the fabric and fasten it with a hook. 

In unmarked silver foil, good condition, decorated with glass paste stones. 

The round pin is made from embossed silver foil and decorated around the edge with glass paste stones, missing two arranged radially. 

It is in good condition.

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