Brooch - 14 kt. Yellow gold Diamond (Natural)
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Yellow gold 14 karat zebra brooch with 20 natural brilliant-cut diamonds totalling 0.60 ct, no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
We offer at auction an exclusive and refined zebra-shaped brooch, entirely handcrafted by master jewelers.
The top part is decorated with hand-applied black enamel. The slight irregularities in the enameling attest to the authentic artisanal craftsmanship of the era and the natural signs of time, which give the jewel a unique and collectible Charm.
In the zebra's eye is set a brilliant-cut diamond of about 0.03 ct. The base on which the figure rests consists of an elegant wavy line in white gold adorned with 19 brilliant-cut diamonds, designed to impart great brilliance without overpowering the central design. The brooch is sturdy, well-constructed, and equipped with a perfectly functioning and secure clasp.
In the last two photos of the gallery we show how the brooch can also be worn as a decorative element for a multi-strand necklace, offering an original stylistic alternative to a classic jewelry piece. The two necklaces visible in the demonstration images are not included in the sale and were used for illustrative purposes only.
Dimensions: length 39.50 mm x 24.10 mm, height 11.50 mm
Weight: 13.82 grams
Natural brilliant-cut diamonds: 20 pieces
Total carat: 0.60 ct
Gold grade: 14 kt
I offer insured and trackable worldwide shipping.
We offer at auction an exclusive and refined zebra-shaped brooch, entirely handcrafted by master jewelers.
The top part is decorated with hand-applied black enamel. The slight irregularities in the enameling attest to the authentic artisanal craftsmanship of the era and the natural signs of time, which give the jewel a unique and collectible Charm.
In the zebra's eye is set a brilliant-cut diamond of about 0.03 ct. The base on which the figure rests consists of an elegant wavy line in white gold adorned with 19 brilliant-cut diamonds, designed to impart great brilliance without overpowering the central design. The brooch is sturdy, well-constructed, and equipped with a perfectly functioning and secure clasp.
In the last two photos of the gallery we show how the brooch can also be worn as a decorative element for a multi-strand necklace, offering an original stylistic alternative to a classic jewelry piece. The two necklaces visible in the demonstration images are not included in the sale and were used for illustrative purposes only.
Dimensions: length 39.50 mm x 24.10 mm, height 11.50 mm
Weight: 13.82 grams
Natural brilliant-cut diamonds: 20 pieces
Total carat: 0.60 ct
Gold grade: 14 kt
I offer insured and trackable worldwide shipping.
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Diamond type of main stone
Natural
Style
Vintage
Metal
Yellow gold
Number of diamonds main stone
20
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Main stone
Diamond
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.60
Total weight
13.82 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
Country of origin
Belgium
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