Brooch - 14 kt. Yellow gold, Platinum - Diamond
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
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Art Deco brooch with a platinum front and a 14‑karat gold back, weighing about 4.4 g, set with approximately 124 rose-cut diamonds surrounding a floral motif, no laboratory report, and unbranded.
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Description from the seller
Art Deco brooch with rose-cut diamonds
Refined Art Deco brooch crafted in a geometrically openwork design with a central flower-basket motif. The front is made in platinum and richly set with rose-cut diamonds, while the reverse side and pin construction are in 14-karat gold (XRF-tested). The combination of clean lines, symmetry and floral ornamentation is characteristic of the Art Deco period.
The brooch is set with rose-cut diamonds of approximately 0.5–1.0 mm, in total about 124 pieces.
The diamonds are incorporated into both the surrounding frame and the decorative basket-and-flower motif, giving a subtle and elegant sparkle.
Specifications
* Type: Art Deco brooch
* Front material: platinum
* Rear side and pin material: 14-karat gold (XRF-tested)
* Dimensions: approx. 28.4 x 17.0 mm
* Weight: approx. 4.4 grams
* Diamonds: +/- 124 rose-cut diamonds & 2 plain-cut diamonds of 0.02 ct each
Condition
Good condition appropriate to age and use. Normal signs of wear present. For a full picture of the condition, it is advised to study the photos carefully.
An elegant and representative Art Deco brooch in which the refined diamond setting and the graceful flower-basket motif come together in a timeless design.
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Art Deco brooch with rose-cut diamonds
Refined Art Deco brooch crafted in a geometrically openwork design with a central flower-basket motif. The front is made in platinum and richly set with rose-cut diamonds, while the reverse side and pin construction are in 14-karat gold (XRF-tested). The combination of clean lines, symmetry and floral ornamentation is characteristic of the Art Deco period.
The brooch is set with rose-cut diamonds of approximately 0.5–1.0 mm, in total about 124 pieces.
The diamonds are incorporated into both the surrounding frame and the decorative basket-and-flower motif, giving a subtle and elegant sparkle.
Specifications
* Type: Art Deco brooch
* Front material: platinum
* Rear side and pin material: 14-karat gold (XRF-tested)
* Dimensions: approx. 28.4 x 17.0 mm
* Weight: approx. 4.4 grams
* Diamonds: +/- 124 rose-cut diamonds & 2 plain-cut diamonds of 0.02 ct each
Condition
Good condition appropriate to age and use. Normal signs of wear present. For a full picture of the condition, it is advised to study the photos carefully.
An elegant and representative Art Deco brooch in which the refined diamond setting and the graceful flower-basket motif come together in a timeless design.
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Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Platinum, Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Total weight
4.4 g
Surrounding stones
Diamond
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
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