Brooch Silver - 1.50ct. tw. Diamond (Natural) - Diamond - Historical Art Nouveau
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Estimate € 1,600 - € 2,000
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Description from the seller
Art Nouveau Old-CAC Diamonds from Silver 800
Antique unique dreamlike in floral form
Brooch from the 1850s
The brooch is noble and solitary, simply ultra-fine and hand-made old-fashioned
An exclusive design and unique, extraordinary diamond brooch.
Made in the shape of branches, the underside of the flower and the top of the leaves.
In the center of the blossom there is a large brilliant, and in the center of the lobes there are large diamonds, and at the edges there are already small diamonds.
The glow of fiery diamonds sparkles, and with its radiance it is simply fascinating!
Material: Silver 800
Stones: Genuine faceted old-cut diamonds, there are a total of 32 diamonds and due to the abstract cut of an old mine-cut it is difficult to obtain an exact weight.
The total weight of the diamonds lies between 1.40 and 1.50 carats.
Each diamond has been tested with a device
Stamp: on the pin 800 or 900 not clearly visible
Size: Length 38 mm, Width 28 mm
Weight: 8.3 grams
Condition: The item is in used condition and has been properly soldered!
Delivery: comes with an antique plastic case.
Shipping: insured via DHL.
Art Nouveau Old-CAC Diamonds from Silver 800
Antique unique dreamlike in floral form
Brooch from the 1850s
The brooch is noble and solitary, simply ultra-fine and hand-made old-fashioned
An exclusive design and unique, extraordinary diamond brooch.
Made in the shape of branches, the underside of the flower and the top of the leaves.
In the center of the blossom there is a large brilliant, and in the center of the lobes there are large diamonds, and at the edges there are already small diamonds.
The glow of fiery diamonds sparkles, and with its radiance it is simply fascinating!
Material: Silver 800
Stones: Genuine faceted old-cut diamonds, there are a total of 32 diamonds and due to the abstract cut of an old mine-cut it is difficult to obtain an exact weight.
The total weight of the diamonds lies between 1.40 and 1.50 carats.
Each diamond has been tested with a device
Stamp: on the pin 800 or 900 not clearly visible
Size: Length 38 mm, Width 28 mm
Weight: 8.3 grams
Condition: The item is in used condition and has been properly soldered!
Delivery: comes with an antique plastic case.
Shipping: insured via DHL.
Details
Estimated period
1800-1850
Total carat weight of all stones
1.50
Style
Antique
Diamond type of main stone
Natural
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Era
1400-1900
Number of diamonds main stone
32
Number of diamonds surrounding stones
32
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Cutting style of surrounding stones
Rose cut
Main stone
Diamond
Surrounding stones
Diamond
Total weight
8.3 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Country of origin
France
Gender
Women
Title additional information
Historical Art Nouveau
Shape of main stone
Bullet
Cutting style of main stone
Rose cut
Width
38 mm
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