Type of jewel: Art Deco diamond drop earrings Condition: In well-preserved condition, especially given these earrings’ age. Style: Art Deco, with a refined linear drop design. Era: circa 1920 Material: Platinum (touchstone tested). Diamonds: 1 old mine-cut diamond with an estimated weight of approximately 1.91 ct (colour K, clarity VS–SI); 1 old mine-cut diamond with an estimated weight of approximately 1.77 ct (colour M, clarity I1–I2); and 2 old mine-cut diamonds with a combined estimated weight of approximately 0.51 ct (colour H–I, clarity VS–SI). Total diamond count: 4 pcs. Total diamond weight: approximately 4.19 ct. Diamond weights, colour and clarity are approximate, as the stones were assessed in their settings and were not removed in order to preserve the integrity of the jewel. All diamonds in this jewel were individually tested with the EXA Natural Diamond Detector by Magilabs and identified as natural diamonds. Dimensions: height approximately 15 mm - See picture with a ruler in cm and inches Weight: 4.1 grams Adin reference Nº: 26211-00045 - All jewels are delivered in an Adin jewellery box. Boxes shown in photos are display props unless stated otherwise. - Every piece is accompanied by an Adin certificate of authenticity for your piece of mind. Adin has specialised in antique and vintage jewellery in Antwerp for over four decades. We maintain professional memberships and affiliations that reflect our ongoing commitment to standards, research, and responsible trade practice. - Shipped insured and registered. Collection in person is also welcome. - For shipments outside the EU, import duties and other charges may apply. We advise checking this in advance. - We invite you to browse through our customer feedback to discover the level of satisfaction we consistently provide. - See more of our pieces: https://auction.catawiki.com/lotsfrom/Adin - Antique and vintage jewellery may show evidence of past repairs or restoration, reflecting normal wear and period use. We present pieces in an authentic state and do not routinely remove surface marks or apply rhodium plating to white gold. If you prefer a brighter finish, you may choose a cosmetic refresh by a local goldsmith.