Tiffany & Co. - Earrings - Jean Schlumberger Six-Row Rope - 18 kt. Yellow gold, Platinum Diamond (Natural)






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Description from the seller
Pair of clip-on earrings Tiffany & Co. from the Rope collection, designed by Jean Schlumberger, made in 18k yellow gold and platinum.
The model features the characteristic Six-Row Rope structure, composed of six strands of twisted cord in yellow gold, crossed by diagonal platinum elements set with natural round brilliant-cut diamonds.
The configuration of the model comprises a total of 34 natural diamonds, for a total carat weight of about 0.51 ct. The indicative average weight is therefore about 0.015 ct per stone. This value represents an average derived from the model's total carat weight and not the measured individual weight of each diamond.
The earrings are signed Tiffany & Co. / Schlumberger Studios and bear the relevant hallmarks visible in the photographs. The contrast between yellow gold, platinum and diamonds creates the typical three-dimensional, sculptural effect of Jean Schlumberger's creations.
Total weight of the pair: 15.5 g.
Indicative dimensions of each earring: about 2.0 × 1.3 cm.
Clip clasp with back mechanism shaped.
The jewelry is presented in good overall condition, with light surface marks compatible with normal use. The photographs show in detail the workmanship, the diamonds, the clasping system, the signatures and the hallmarks and constitute an integral part of the description.
Shipping by courier with tracking code.
Seller's Story
Pair of clip-on earrings Tiffany & Co. from the Rope collection, designed by Jean Schlumberger, made in 18k yellow gold and platinum.
The model features the characteristic Six-Row Rope structure, composed of six strands of twisted cord in yellow gold, crossed by diagonal platinum elements set with natural round brilliant-cut diamonds.
The configuration of the model comprises a total of 34 natural diamonds, for a total carat weight of about 0.51 ct. The indicative average weight is therefore about 0.015 ct per stone. This value represents an average derived from the model's total carat weight and not the measured individual weight of each diamond.
The earrings are signed Tiffany & Co. / Schlumberger Studios and bear the relevant hallmarks visible in the photographs. The contrast between yellow gold, platinum and diamonds creates the typical three-dimensional, sculptural effect of Jean Schlumberger's creations.
Total weight of the pair: 15.5 g.
Indicative dimensions of each earring: about 2.0 × 1.3 cm.
Clip clasp with back mechanism shaped.
The jewelry is presented in good overall condition, with light surface marks compatible with normal use. The photographs show in detail the workmanship, the diamonds, the clasping system, the signatures and the hallmarks and constitute an integral part of the description.
Shipping by courier with tracking code.
Seller's Story
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