Description
Item number: GM1334
This piece of jewelry comes with a GLA certificate of authenticity.
Estimated value (insurance replacement value / new price) according to appraisal: 2,500 euros
The finest details at a glance:
- Material: Yellow gold 750 (18 carat) with silver settings (925 fineness)
- Production period: Around 1900
- Gems:
- 1 cultured pearl (diameter: 3.7 mm)
- 16 diamonds (rose cut, approx. 0.45 ct, grain and prong settings, medium to high color, high to low clarity, old cut)
- Dimensions:
- Pendant: H: 3 cm, W: 2.4 cm.
- Chain: L: 46 cm.
- Total weight: 8.21 grams
This charming necklace made of yellow gold (750 fineness) with silver settings (925 fineness) is a fascinating piece of jewelry from around 1900. The necklace impresses with its delicate craftsmanship and the use of a combination of a cultured pearl and antique diamonds. The focal point of the design is a cultured pearl with a diameter of 3.7 mm, surrounded by 16 rose-cut diamonds with a total weight of approximately 0.45 carats. The diamonds are set in a mix of fine grain and prong settings, giving the necklace a delicate sparkle. The diamonds impress with medium to high color and high to low clarity, while their antique cut lends them a warm and nostalgic character. With a total weight of 8.21 grams, this necklace is a beautiful example of late 19th-century jewelry. The estimated value is approximately €2,500.
An antique necklace with nostalgic charm and fascinating details!
