Brooch - 14 kt. Yellow gold, White gold - 1.00ct. tw. Diamond (Natural) - Diamond
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 1,500 - € 1,800
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Elegant 14 kt yellow and white gold diamond brooch, circa 1950s/60s Art Deco Revival, with a round brilliant central diamond of about 0.18 ct (colour H, clarity VVS1) and numerous smaller rosette-cut diamonds set across the piece, total weight about 6 g.
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Description from the seller
Length: 50 mm
Elegant diamond brooch in 585 gold – 1950s/60s, Art Deco style
Very finely crafted vintage brooch in 585 gold (14 karat) from the 1950s/60s. The elongated, gracefully tapering form and the sharply segmented, yet ornamentally curved openwork clearly echo the Art Deco design language.
At the center sits a round faceted diamond of about 0.15 ct. The stone is described as color H and clarity VVS1 and forms the clear visual focal point of the composition.
Across the entire brooch are numerous other small diamonds in rose cut, set into the finely worked ornaments. The combination of different cuts creates a particularly attractive play of light.
Material: 585 gold / 14 karat
Weight: approx. 6.6 g
Main stone: Diamond, approx. 0.15 ct
Color: H
Clarity: VVS1
Additional stones: Diamonds in rose cut
Dating: approx. 1950s/1960s
Style: Art Deco revival / Art Deco-inspired design
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Seller's Story
Das unternehmen betreibt An- und Verkauf von antikem Schmuck, Vintage-Schmuck, edlen Uhren, historischen Orden und ausgewählten Antiquitäten
Length: 50 mm
Elegant diamond brooch in 585 gold – 1950s/60s, Art Deco style
Very finely crafted vintage brooch in 585 gold (14 karat) from the 1950s/60s. The elongated, gracefully tapering form and the sharply segmented, yet ornamentally curved openwork clearly echo the Art Deco design language.
At the center sits a round faceted diamond of about 0.15 ct. The stone is described as color H and clarity VVS1 and forms the clear visual focal point of the composition.
Across the entire brooch are numerous other small diamonds in rose cut, set into the finely worked ornaments. The combination of different cuts creates a particularly attractive play of light.
Material: 585 gold / 14 karat
Weight: approx. 6.6 g
Main stone: Diamond, approx. 0.15 ct
Color: H
Clarity: VVS1
Additional stones: Diamonds in rose cut
Dating: approx. 1950s/1960s
Style: Art Deco revival / Art Deco-inspired design
Shipping via DHL Paket
Seller's Story
Das unternehmen betreibt An- und Verkauf von antikem Schmuck, Vintage-Schmuck, edlen Uhren, historischen Orden und ausgewählten Antiquitäten
Details
Total carat weight of all stones
1.00
Diamond type of main stone
Natural
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Era
1900-2000
Metal
White gold, Yellow gold
Number of diamonds main stone
1
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Main stone
Diamond
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.18
Total weight
6 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Country of origin
Unknown
Gender
Women
Title additional information
Diamond
Shape of main stone
Round
Cutting style of main stone
Brilliant cut
Width
8 mm
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