Necklace - 14 kt. Yellow gold - 30.00ct. tw. Ruby - Pearl - Gold ruby necklace, handmade.
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 450 - € 500
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Antique 14K yellow gold necklace, 47 cm long, with a three‑part pendant featuring six Akoya cultured pearls (5.3 mm, white, round, clean surface, superb lustre) linked by ruby strands and ruby rondelles totaling 30 carats, no laboratory report, dating to about 1850–1900, in excellent condition.
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Description from the seller
The elegant antique necklace is made of 14-karat yellow gold and is also stamped 14 karat.
The three-section central piece is crafted in fine filigree technique and includes as the lower drop a total of 11 lanceolate pendants in a finely polished surface. These are freely swinging pendants.
The centerpiece is held by strands of rubies, which are interspersed by a total of 6 genuine white Japanese Akoya cultured pearls.
The necklace is closed and opened by a clasp in 14-karat yellow gold, also stamped.
Length of the necklace approx. 47 cm, central part approx. 2.8 cm x 3 cm
A very well-preserved antique goldsmith’s work from around 1900 in good condition.
The stated quantity of ruby rondelles is only an approximate value and does not claim to be complete. An error in the counted quantity is not due to any malice but merely an oversight and provides no grounds for exchange requests.
Shipping is carried out in a new jewelry case/jewelry pouch.
Shown jewelry cases, stands, displays or other photographic aids are the property of the photographer and are not part of the offer.
The color may vary slightly depending on lighting, camera settings or screen display.
Shipping as insured package.
NOTE: The customs and import duties of the respective countries as well as any possible island delivery charges (currently 50 EUR) are the responsibility of the buyer.
We expressly point out that, after the reform of the right of withdrawal by EU legislation, the costs of returns are to be borne by the buyer, regardless of any value threshold or reason for return.
I have no influence on the processing times of shipping companies in the respective EU countries.
If you have questions about shipping duration, please contact the postal service of your country and be patient if necessary.
Due to unsettled customs and duty regulations, shipping to the USA is currently not possible.
Since this is a private sale, I exclude any liability for material defects.
The elegant antique necklace is made of 14-karat yellow gold and is also stamped 14 karat.
The three-section central piece is crafted in fine filigree technique and includes as the lower drop a total of 11 lanceolate pendants in a finely polished surface. These are freely swinging pendants.
The centerpiece is held by strands of rubies, which are interspersed by a total of 6 genuine white Japanese Akoya cultured pearls.
The necklace is closed and opened by a clasp in 14-karat yellow gold, also stamped.
Length of the necklace approx. 47 cm, central part approx. 2.8 cm x 3 cm
A very well-preserved antique goldsmith’s work from around 1900 in good condition.
The stated quantity of ruby rondelles is only an approximate value and does not claim to be complete. An error in the counted quantity is not due to any malice but merely an oversight and provides no grounds for exchange requests.
Shipping is carried out in a new jewelry case/jewelry pouch.
Shown jewelry cases, stands, displays or other photographic aids are the property of the photographer and are not part of the offer.
The color may vary slightly depending on lighting, camera settings or screen display.
Shipping as insured package.
NOTE: The customs and import duties of the respective countries as well as any possible island delivery charges (currently 50 EUR) are the responsibility of the buyer.
We expressly point out that, after the reform of the right of withdrawal by EU legislation, the costs of returns are to be borne by the buyer, regardless of any value threshold or reason for return.
I have no influence on the processing times of shipping companies in the respective EU countries.
If you have questions about shipping duration, please contact the postal service of your country and be patient if necessary.
Due to unsettled customs and duty regulations, shipping to the USA is currently not possible.
Since this is a private sale, I exclude any liability for material defects.
Details
Estimated period
1850-1900
Total carat weight of all stones
30.00
Style
Victorian
Pearl type
Akoya cultured pearl
No. of main gemstones
280
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Era
1400-1900
Fineness
14 kt.
Number of pearls
6
Brand jewellery
No
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
30.00
Metal
Yellow gold
Main stone
Ruby
Diameter of pearls (in mm)
5.3 mm
Pearl colour
White
Total weight
11.4 g
Surrounding stones
Pearl
Pearl shape
Round
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Pearl surface quality
Clean
Country of origin
Unknown
Gender
Women
Pearl lustre
Excellent
Title additional information
Gold ruby necklace, handmade.
Shape of main stone
Round
Cutting style of main stone
Cabochon cut
Length
47 cm
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