No reserve price - Earrings - 18 kt. Yellow gold, White gold - 0.08ct. tw. Diamond (Natural) - Coral - Height 3.8 cm - 1950s

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Pair of antique 18k yellow and white gold earrings, set with two natural old European cut diamonds (total 0.08 ct, H SI) and red Mediterranean coral drops, in Art Deco style, height 3.8 cm, width 7.5 mm, total weight 6.63 g, origin France, in excellent condition.

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Sublime pair of antique 18K gold earrings, adorned with natural diamonds and Mediterranean red coral drops.

No reserve price

1950s, late Art Deco period

Ideal height: 3.8 cm

They consist of
- fixed parts adorned with old-cut diamonds bezel-set
- coral drops in a rich red color, drop-shaped

Diamond diameter 2.2 mm
Total weight approximately 0.08 carats
Estimated quality: H/SI

Coral bead diameter 7.5 mm
Height 29 mm
Natural coral: their surface shows small growth marks characteristic of coral, visible in the photos

Coral was a major source of inspiration for post-war jewelers, marking a break with the austerity of the war years. From the 1950s to the 1970s, the great houses of Place Vendôme reintroduced this organic material to inject cheerfulness, roundness, and exoticism into their collections. Coral becomes the central material of bold, colorful pieces.

First-generation Alpa clasps perfectly functional

Timeless earrings that elegantly frame the neck

For a better visualization, the wearing photo of the earrings was generated by AI. The original close-up photographs, unretouched, provide a true view of their condition.

Total weight: 6.63 g
Eagle head hallmarks on the clasps for 18K gold

Fast and meticulous shipping by insured, trackable courier

Seller's Story

Welcome to my world. My deep passion for the history of jewelry art led me to pursue gemology. A graduate of the ING de Paris, I select for my clients special jewelry that reflects craftsmanship, an era... that evokes a particular emotion... I offer charm pieces, chosen for their character and authenticity. These heritage jewelry pieces are designed as objects of transmission. Each tells a unique story, ready to continue in the hands of new owners.
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Sublime pair of antique 18K gold earrings, adorned with natural diamonds and Mediterranean red coral drops.

No reserve price

1950s, late Art Deco period

Ideal height: 3.8 cm

They consist of
- fixed parts adorned with old-cut diamonds bezel-set
- coral drops in a rich red color, drop-shaped

Diamond diameter 2.2 mm
Total weight approximately 0.08 carats
Estimated quality: H/SI

Coral bead diameter 7.5 mm
Height 29 mm
Natural coral: their surface shows small growth marks characteristic of coral, visible in the photos

Coral was a major source of inspiration for post-war jewelers, marking a break with the austerity of the war years. From the 1950s to the 1970s, the great houses of Place Vendôme reintroduced this organic material to inject cheerfulness, roundness, and exoticism into their collections. Coral becomes the central material of bold, colorful pieces.

First-generation Alpa clasps perfectly functional

Timeless earrings that elegantly frame the neck

For a better visualization, the wearing photo of the earrings was generated by AI. The original close-up photographs, unretouched, provide a true view of their condition.

Total weight: 6.63 g
Eagle head hallmarks on the clasps for 18K gold

Fast and meticulous shipping by insured, trackable courier

Seller's Story

Welcome to my world. My deep passion for the history of jewelry art led me to pursue gemology. A graduate of the ING de Paris, I select for my clients special jewelry that reflects craftsmanship, an era... that evokes a particular emotion... I offer charm pieces, chosen for their character and authenticity. These heritage jewelry pieces are designed as objects of transmission. Each tells a unique story, ready to continue in the hands of new owners.
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Details

Total carat weight of all stones
0.08
Style
Art Deco
Diamond type of main stone
Natural
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Era
1900-2000
Metal
White gold, Yellow gold
Number of diamonds main stone
2
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Main stone
Diamond
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.08
Surrounding stones
Coral
Total weight
6.63 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Country of origin
France
Gender
Women
Title additional information
Height 3.8 cm - 1950s
Shape of main stone
Round
Cutting style of main stone
Old European cut
Width
7.5 mm
FranceVerified
4155
Objects sold
100%
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