Handmade - Necklace - 14 kt. White gold, Japanese sea/saltwater round Akoya pearls of finest quality (Pforzheim) Pearl - Pearl - 1930 handmade Art Deco
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 1,200 - € 1,500
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Description from the seller
Circa 1930 handmade Art Deco Necklace ca. 71cm very long for this kind of peals with a finest Art Deco 14k white gold 585/14k lock in milli-grain handcrafted and real Japanese sea/saltwater round Akoya pearls of finest quality.
Knotted by hand on a natural silk thread
Natural hand-knotted Akoya pearls (5–8.6mm graduated)
Very fine Necklace with great regularity and genuine saltwater pearls ascending from small to large. This necklace accompanied with finest handcrafted original Art Deco antique lock /closure enchanted with very shiny pearl and triangulars in milli-grain ended pearls.
Luster: excellent shiny
Shape: round
Surface: without growth marks or blemishes
Lock Gold 14k hallmarked 585 engraved.
Weight: ca. 30grams
Length: ca. 71cm incl. lock
These saltwater pearls from Japanese sea have very shiny luster and wonderful colour and mostly round shape with no visible natural growth marks or blemishes
Pearls diameter from approx. 5mm to 8.6mm ascending, all single knotted
Colour: ivory - white natural wonderful colour with a silvery great reflections
Condition: all pearls excellent shiny, no damage pearls, sent in a new jewelry box.
Sent in very good packaging and international shipping with declared value and proof of declaration in a new gift box. Any customs duties are the responsibility of the buyer.
** Decorative items depicted in the photos (box, stand etc.) are NOT part of this lot.
Circa 1930 handmade Art Deco Necklace ca. 71cm very long for this kind of peals with a finest Art Deco 14k white gold 585/14k lock in milli-grain handcrafted and real Japanese sea/saltwater round Akoya pearls of finest quality.
Knotted by hand on a natural silk thread
Natural hand-knotted Akoya pearls (5–8.6mm graduated)
Very fine Necklace with great regularity and genuine saltwater pearls ascending from small to large. This necklace accompanied with finest handcrafted original Art Deco antique lock /closure enchanted with very shiny pearl and triangulars in milli-grain ended pearls.
Luster: excellent shiny
Shape: round
Surface: without growth marks or blemishes
Lock Gold 14k hallmarked 585 engraved.
Weight: ca. 30grams
Length: ca. 71cm incl. lock
These saltwater pearls from Japanese sea have very shiny luster and wonderful colour and mostly round shape with no visible natural growth marks or blemishes
Pearls diameter from approx. 5mm to 8.6mm ascending, all single knotted
Colour: ivory - white natural wonderful colour with a silvery great reflections
Condition: all pearls excellent shiny, no damage pearls, sent in a new jewelry box.
Sent in very good packaging and international shipping with declared value and proof of declaration in a new gift box. Any customs duties are the responsibility of the buyer.
** Decorative items depicted in the photos (box, stand etc.) are NOT part of this lot.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Antique
Brand
Handmade
Metal
Japanese sea/saltwater round Akoya pearls of finest quality (Pforzheim), White gold
Brand jewellery
Yes
Fineness
14 kt.
Main stone
Pearl
Total weight
30 g
Surrounding stones
Pearl
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Germany
Title additional information
1930 handmade Art Deco
Length
71 cm
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