Brooch - 14 kt. White gold Diamond (Natural) - Come on, dame.
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Selected by Laura Trevino
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Estimate € 1,000 - € 1,200
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A unique handmade 14 karat white gold Cameo brooch with a portrait of a young lady and a diamond pendant, dimensions 46 × 33 mm, weight about 9 g, stamped 14K, Art Nouveau period, with no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Unique and handmade 14-karat white gold cameo brooch featuring a portrait of a young lady and a diamond pendant. A unique piece for the collector, it measures 46x33mm and weighs almost 9 grams. Marked with the 14-karat gold hallmark, it's a stylish piece from the Art Nouveau period.
Delivered in a jewelry box, well packed, and sent by registered mail.
Art. no. 20-030.6
Seller's Story
You choose Special Jewelery because of the unique and mostly handmade items, carefully selected by our enthusiastic team that is looking for jewelry that you will shine every day! So you steal the show with that one necklace, bracelet or ring! Our spearhead is a fair price-quality ratio. That way you can be sure that you do not pay too much!
Stylish, modern, classic, retro, vintage or exclusive, we have it all. Our products are durable, high-quality and accessible. We pay extra attention to the combination of gold and precious stones. In addition, we carry a fine assortment of antique (local) jewelery under the motto of '' let the history survive ''
Translated by Google TranslateUnique and handmade 14-karat white gold cameo brooch featuring a portrait of a young lady and a diamond pendant. A unique piece for the collector, it measures 46x33mm and weighs almost 9 grams. Marked with the 14-karat gold hallmark, it's a stylish piece from the Art Nouveau period.
Delivered in a jewelry box, well packed, and sent by registered mail.
Art. no. 20-030.6
Seller's Story
You choose Special Jewelery because of the unique and mostly handmade items, carefully selected by our enthusiastic team that is looking for jewelry that you will shine every day! So you steal the show with that one necklace, bracelet or ring! Our spearhead is a fair price-quality ratio. That way you can be sure that you do not pay too much!
Stylish, modern, classic, retro, vintage or exclusive, we have it all. Our products are durable, high-quality and accessible. We pay extra attention to the combination of gold and precious stones. In addition, we carry a fine assortment of antique (local) jewelery under the motto of '' let the history survive ''
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Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Diamond type of main stone
Natural
Metal
White gold
Number of diamonds main stone
1
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Main Stone
Diamond
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.03
Total weight
9 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Title additional information
Come on, dame.
Width
46 mm
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