Earrings - 18 kt. White gold Diamond (Natural)
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 3,800 - € 4,600
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Vintage-inspired 18k white gold earrings with nine natural diamonds set between textured reliefs, total pair weight 22.58 g, Omega back mechanical closure, unbranded and in very good used condition.
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Description from the seller
Magnificent pair of designer earrings in 18k white gold (with the 750 hallmark visibly stamped on the clasp), presenting a bold and dramatic Brutalist-inspired design (1970s).
Each earring features a three-dimensional spiral structure organically sculpted, characterized by rich striated textures that recall natural motifs (foliage or ribbon folds). Diamonds with brilliant-cut are meticulously set between the reliefs of the piece, catching the light and giving a sparkling shine to the whole.
Equipped with an omega/back closure with a pin (for pierced ears with a safety spring for greater comfort and support). This is a striking vintage high-jewelry piece, ideal to wear as a pair or as a set with the ring of the same sculptural work.
Technical Specifications
Gems: Natural brilliant-cut diamonds (distributed on both pieces)
Total Diamond Weight: Not Information
Material: White gold 18k / 750 (properly contrasted)
Closure Type: Mechanical push-back closure with pin (Omega back)
Style/Era: Vintage / Brutalist / 1970s
Total Weight of the Pair: 22.58 g
Conservation State: Excellent vintage condition, maintaining the firmness of the closures and the original brilliance of the gems and the metal.
750 hallmark (18k Gold) fully legible.
Texture and molding work of extremely high quality and presence.
Perfect complementary piece to make a set with rings from the same collection or from the same artistic period.
Magnificent pair of designer earrings in 18k white gold (with the 750 hallmark visibly stamped on the clasp), presenting a bold and dramatic Brutalist-inspired design (1970s).
Each earring features a three-dimensional spiral structure organically sculpted, characterized by rich striated textures that recall natural motifs (foliage or ribbon folds). Diamonds with brilliant-cut are meticulously set between the reliefs of the piece, catching the light and giving a sparkling shine to the whole.
Equipped with an omega/back closure with a pin (for pierced ears with a safety spring for greater comfort and support). This is a striking vintage high-jewelry piece, ideal to wear as a pair or as a set with the ring of the same sculptural work.
Technical Specifications
Gems: Natural brilliant-cut diamonds (distributed on both pieces)
Total Diamond Weight: Not Information
Material: White gold 18k / 750 (properly contrasted)
Closure Type: Mechanical push-back closure with pin (Omega back)
Style/Era: Vintage / Brutalist / 1970s
Total Weight of the Pair: 22.58 g
Conservation State: Excellent vintage condition, maintaining the firmness of the closures and the original brilliance of the gems and the metal.
750 hallmark (18k Gold) fully legible.
Texture and molding work of extremely high quality and presence.
Perfect complementary piece to make a set with rings from the same collection or from the same artistic period.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Diamond type of main stone
Natural
Metal
White gold
Number of diamonds main stone
9
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Main stone
Diamond
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.00
Total weight
22.58 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Unknown
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