No reserve price - Parure - 9 kt. Yellow gold, Silver Ruby - Diamond
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An articulated necklace with matching bracelet in yellow gold and silver, featuring a central cabochon ruby and lab-grown rose-cut diamonds with a total surrounding stones weight of 94 carats, accompanied by a gemmological laboratory report (Centro Analisi Gemmologiche, Pio Visconti) and a 9 karat fineness.
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Description from the seller
An articulated collier necklace, hinged — opens with side clasps. A typical 'choker' of the period. Yellow gold with diamond-cut lattice on the back, front part in hand-engraved silver with a fern leaf motif.
• An en suite rigid bracelet, same openwork construction.
Central motif
• A very large stylized lily / fleur-de-lis, pierced. It is the centerpiece of both pieces.
• Silver mounting on gold — technique used at the time because silver makes the diamonds appear whiter.
Stones
• Dozens of antique rose-cut diamonds, rose-cut, set with closed claws. A slightly icy brilliance typical of 19th-century cutting.
• 2 cabochon rubies per piece, one at the top and one at the bottom, in a rose gold setting. On the bracelet there are other small lateral ones.
• Gold weight: from the photo it seems to be low-karat gold, very likely 14k or even 8k as many Ottoman pieces of the era — it was normal; a similar necklace is described as "Circa 1870s 8k Gold Ottoman Natural Rose Cut Diamond Ruby Pendant Necklace". Other contemporaneous demi-parures are catalogued as "Gold, ruby and diamond demi-parure, late 19th century".
An articulated collier necklace, hinged — opens with side clasps. A typical 'choker' of the period. Yellow gold with diamond-cut lattice on the back, front part in hand-engraved silver with a fern leaf motif.
• An en suite rigid bracelet, same openwork construction.
Central motif
• A very large stylized lily / fleur-de-lis, pierced. It is the centerpiece of both pieces.
• Silver mounting on gold — technique used at the time because silver makes the diamonds appear whiter.
Stones
• Dozens of antique rose-cut diamonds, rose-cut, set with closed claws. A slightly icy brilliance typical of 19th-century cutting.
• 2 cabochon rubies per piece, one at the top and one at the bottom, in a rose gold setting. On the bracelet there are other small lateral ones.
• Gold weight: from the photo it seems to be low-karat gold, very likely 14k or even 8k as many Ottoman pieces of the era — it was normal; a similar necklace is described as "Circa 1870s 8k Gold Ottoman Natural Rose Cut Diamond Ruby Pendant Necklace". Other contemporaneous demi-parures are catalogued as "Gold, ruby and diamond demi-parure, late 19th century".
Details
No. of main gemstones
1
Lab report number
1
Diamond type of surrounding stones
Lab-grown
Laboratory report
Centro Analisi Gemmologiche (Pio Visconti)
Era
1900-2000
Metal
Silver, Yellow gold
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.00
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
9 kt.
Main stone
Ruby
Total carat weight of surrounding stones
94.00
Colour of main stone
Red
Surrounding stones
Diamond
Total weight
94 g
Condition
As new - unused
Transparency of main stone
Semi-transparent
Country of origin
Unknown
Gender
Women
Treatment of main stone
Commonly heated with no evidence of treatment
Shape of main stone
Tapered
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