Crimson Filigree Medallion Silk Tie with Clear and Ice-Blue Crystals

A saturated crimson ground serves as the stage for a lavish silver-white jacquard of curling filigree, unfolding into large mirrored medallions down the length of the blade. The scrollwork has the feel of wrought ironwork or engraved silver, with heart-shaped motifs and tendril flourishes branching out from each medallion’s center. Clear and ice-blue crystals are set throughout the front blade, gathering in small clusters at the heart of each medallion and trailing outward along the swirls. Fine iridescent threads woven into the pale scrollwork catch the light with a subtle rainbow glint, adding sparkle even between the stones. It’s a celebratory piece with real presence, made for moments when the tie is meant to be noticed.

Fashion Guide

This tie comes into its own with a crisp white or soft silver-grey shirt, where the crimson reads bright and the silver scrollwork stays clean and defined. Pair it with a charcoal, navy, or black suit for weddings, holiday parties, galas, and evening events; a black tuxedo-style jacket turns it into a confident alternative to traditional formal neckwear. Keep the rest of the outfit restrained: a plain white or silver pocket square and polished silver-tone cufflinks let the crystals and filigree carry the look.

Care Guide

• Dry clean only; never machine wash or submerge in water.
• Store rolled or hung flat to prevent creasing and protect the crystal settings.
• Avoid direct contact with perfume, cologne, or lotion, which can stain silk and dull the stones.
• If pressing is needed, iron on low heat from the reverse side with a pressing cloth, away from the crystals.

Styling Notes

Opt for a full Windsor or half-Windsor to give the medallion pattern a broad, balanced knot. With this much activity in the tie, a solid shirt is the safest foundation, and a solid dark suit keeps the whole look polished rather than busy.