Chain - 14 kt. Yellow gold, Platinum - Diamond






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Art Deco diamond necklace in two-tone yellow gold (14K) and platinum, set with 11 natural diamonds totalling about 0.47 ct, length 42 cm, featuring a central geometric ornament with two hanging elements, in good used condition with minor wear and no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Art Deco necklace with diamonds – yellow gold and platinum
Exquisite Art Deco diamond necklace, executed in yellow gold and platinum. The necklace features a characteristic geometric design with two long, hanging elements.
Description
The necklace is set with a fine link chain in which elongated, bar-shaped links are incorporated. In the center is a geometrically formed ornament with refined decorations and diamonds.
From the central ornament hang two long, symmetrically placed elements, each provided with smaller diamonds in round settings. Both ends are finished with a larger diamond set in a round, closed-looking setting.
The combination of geometric shapes, refined details, and the symmetric construction is typical for the Art Deco period.
Specifications
* Type: Diamond necklace
* Style: Art Deco
* Period: About 1920–1935
* Material: Yellow gold mixed (14-karat) with platinum (80%) XRF analysis
* Number of diamonds: 11
* Cut: Old European cut and rose cut
* Total diamond weight: About 0.47 ct, quality and color of the largest stones (0.23 and 0.20 ct): VS-SI, H-G
* Necklace length: 42 cm
* Dimensions of the center ornament including hanging elements: 40.7 × 15.5 mm
* Total weight: 7.5 g
Condition
In good worn condition with slight age- and wear-related traces, appropriate to the probable age of the jewelry. See the photos for your own impression.
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Art Deco necklace with diamonds – yellow gold and platinum
Exquisite Art Deco diamond necklace, executed in yellow gold and platinum. The necklace features a characteristic geometric design with two long, hanging elements.
Description
The necklace is set with a fine link chain in which elongated, bar-shaped links are incorporated. In the center is a geometrically formed ornament with refined decorations and diamonds.
From the central ornament hang two long, symmetrically placed elements, each provided with smaller diamonds in round settings. Both ends are finished with a larger diamond set in a round, closed-looking setting.
The combination of geometric shapes, refined details, and the symmetric construction is typical for the Art Deco period.
Specifications
* Type: Diamond necklace
* Style: Art Deco
* Period: About 1920–1935
* Material: Yellow gold mixed (14-karat) with platinum (80%) XRF analysis
* Number of diamonds: 11
* Cut: Old European cut and rose cut
* Total diamond weight: About 0.47 ct, quality and color of the largest stones (0.23 and 0.20 ct): VS-SI, H-G
* Necklace length: 42 cm
* Dimensions of the center ornament including hanging elements: 40.7 × 15.5 mm
* Total weight: 7.5 g
Condition
In good worn condition with slight age- and wear-related traces, appropriate to the probable age of the jewelry. See the photos for your own impression.
Insured shipping
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