Brooch - 18 kt. Yellow gold - 3.60ct. tw. Opal - Diamond - Australian Crystal Opal






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Ladies' brooch in 18 karat yellow gold (750) weighing 6.8 g, featuring nine Australian crystal opals (total 3.50 ct) in a crescent design with eight round brilliant diamonds (total 0.10 ct) around them, for a total of 3.60 ct in stones, measuring about 29.5 × 21.7 mm, hallmarked AH, with cabochon-cut opals and brilliant-cut diamonds in excellent, barely worn condition.
Description from the seller
Brooch in 750/18 K yellow gold. The brooch is designed as a half-moon or rather moon-sickle. In ascending and descending sizes, a total of 9 Australian solid opals in the most beautiful colorful hues are set. Together, the crystal opals amount to approximately 3.50 ct. Inside, the opals display all the colors of the rainbow. Notably, blue and green shades stand out. Alongside, many red color reflections are mixed in. Especially on dark backgrounds, the colors appear more vivid, diverse, and radiant. Australian gem-class opals of the finest quality.
In the inner semicircle, 8 diamonds with a total of 0.10 ct. (F/VVS) are set in brilliant cut, enhancing the design of this high-quality goldsmith work.
A unique piece crafted by a goldsmith's signature in the highest perfection and in an excellent, nearly new condition.
Masterpiece of goldsmithing art
External maximum dimensions approximately 29.5 mm wide and about 21.7 mm high.
Weight 6.8 grams
Stamped on the back with 750 and goldsmith's signature 'AH'.
Nadel has a safety screw-down crown.
Delivery in a jewelry box with a house certificate in PDF format — for the love of the environment.
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Seller's Story
Brooch in 750/18 K yellow gold. The brooch is designed as a half-moon or rather moon-sickle. In ascending and descending sizes, a total of 9 Australian solid opals in the most beautiful colorful hues are set. Together, the crystal opals amount to approximately 3.50 ct. Inside, the opals display all the colors of the rainbow. Notably, blue and green shades stand out. Alongside, many red color reflections are mixed in. Especially on dark backgrounds, the colors appear more vivid, diverse, and radiant. Australian gem-class opals of the finest quality.
In the inner semicircle, 8 diamonds with a total of 0.10 ct. (F/VVS) are set in brilliant cut, enhancing the design of this high-quality goldsmith work.
A unique piece crafted by a goldsmith's signature in the highest perfection and in an excellent, nearly new condition.
Masterpiece of goldsmithing art
External maximum dimensions approximately 29.5 mm wide and about 21.7 mm high.
Weight 6.8 grams
Stamped on the back with 750 and goldsmith's signature 'AH'.
Nadel has a safety screw-down crown.
Delivery in a jewelry box with a house certificate in PDF format — for the love of the environment.
Clicking on the seller's name 'goldtrio' also shows our other current auctions.
Insured shipping with UPS/DHL.
Seller's Story
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