Necklace clasp - 18 kt. White gold Pearl - Ruby
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A 18 carat white gold, flower‑shaped box clasp with a push mechanism holds a central cultured Akoya pearl of about 7.2–7.3 mm diameter, surrounded by ten faceted rubies (about 2 mm each) in a prong setting, with a total weight of 2.79 g and overall good, age‑appropriate condition.
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Description from the seller
Elegant box clasp with a Schnepper mechanism, made of 750 white gold, crafted as a blossom-shaped setting.
In the center sits a cultured pearl with a diameter of 7.2 mm and a pleasing luster, surrounded by ten faceted rubies of approximately 2 mm diameter each, in a prong setting. The radial arrangement of the rubies gives the clasp a classic blossom or rosette look, typical of jewelry from the early to mid-20th century.
Specifications:
Material: 750 white gold (18 karat)
Clasp type: box clasp with Schnepper
Pearl: 1 pearl, diameter 7.2 mm, centrally set
Setting: 10 rubies, faceted, each approx. 2 mm diameter
Estimated total ruby weight: approx. 0.3–0.4 ct
Setting: prong setting, blossom motif
Total weight: 2.79 g
Condition: good, age-appropriate condition
Condition report:
The clasp is functional, Schnepper mechanism closes securely. Pearl without visible cracks or chips, rubies firmly set in the prongs. The setting shows age-appropriate, light signs of wear, no structural damage.
Elegant box clasp with a Schnepper mechanism, made of 750 white gold, crafted as a blossom-shaped setting.
In the center sits a cultured pearl with a diameter of 7.2 mm and a pleasing luster, surrounded by ten faceted rubies of approximately 2 mm diameter each, in a prong setting. The radial arrangement of the rubies gives the clasp a classic blossom or rosette look, typical of jewelry from the early to mid-20th century.
Specifications:
Material: 750 white gold (18 karat)
Clasp type: box clasp with Schnepper
Pearl: 1 pearl, diameter 7.2 mm, centrally set
Setting: 10 rubies, faceted, each approx. 2 mm diameter
Estimated total ruby weight: approx. 0.3–0.4 ct
Setting: prong setting, blossom motif
Total weight: 2.79 g
Condition: good, age-appropriate condition
Condition report:
The clasp is functional, Schnepper mechanism closes securely. Pearl without visible cracks or chips, rubies firmly set in the prongs. The setting shows age-appropriate, light signs of wear, no structural damage.
Details
Shape of surrounding stones
Round
Style
Retro
Pearl type
Akoya cultured pearl
No. of surrounding gemstones
10
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Era
1900-2000
Cutting style of surrounding stones
Modified brilliant cut
Fineness
18 kt.
Number of pearls
1
Brand jewellery
No
Total carat weight of surrounding stones
0.40
Metal
White gold
Diameter of pearls (in mm)
7.3 mm
Main stone
Pearl
Pearl colour
White
Total weight
2.79 g
Surrounding stones
Ruby
Pearl shape
Round
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Pearl surface quality
Clean
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Germany
Pearl lustre
Very good
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