Earrings - 18 kt. White gold - 6.30ct. tw. Emerald - Diamond






Specialises in post-2000 pre-owned jewellery. GIA diamond and diamond grading graduate.
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Pair of 18 carat white gold earrings featuring two natural emeralds in mixed pear cuts, surrounded by 112 round diamonds totaling 3.50 ct, with two main emeralds totaling 2.80 ct and a total diamond and emerald weight of 6.30 ct, weighing 19.06 g, omega clasp, in very good condition with minor signs of wear and no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
18-karat white gold vintage earrings with natural emeralds and diamonds — 70s-80s
Pair of vintage-style earrings made in 18-karat white gold, with an ornamental floral- and botanical-inspired design. The composition combines leaf and flower motifs set with natural diamonds, finished with two natural emeralds in a mixed pear cut, each surrounded by a halo of diamonds.
The hanging emeralds provide a color contrast with the sparkle of the diamonds and the tone of the white gold. Their articulated design allows the hanging elements to move.
Characteristics:
- Era: 1970s-1980s.
- Metal: 18-karat white gold.
- Total weight of the pair: 19.06 g.
- Emeralds: 2 natural stones in a mixed pear cut.
- Estimated weight of each emerald: approximately 1.40 ct.
- Estimated total weight of the emeralds: approximately 2.80 ct.
- Diamonds: 112 natural diamonds in a 8/8 cut.
- Estimated total weight of the diamonds: approximately 3.50 ct.
- Estimated total weight of the stones: approximately 6.30 ct.
- Clasp: omega type.
- Marking: present, but illegible.
A pair of vintage-styled earrings, with a combination of emeralds and diamonds and an openwork mount that allows the setting work to be appreciated from different angles.
Note: the weights in carats are approximate.
Seller's Story
18-karat white gold vintage earrings with natural emeralds and diamonds — 70s-80s
Pair of vintage-style earrings made in 18-karat white gold, with an ornamental floral- and botanical-inspired design. The composition combines leaf and flower motifs set with natural diamonds, finished with two natural emeralds in a mixed pear cut, each surrounded by a halo of diamonds.
The hanging emeralds provide a color contrast with the sparkle of the diamonds and the tone of the white gold. Their articulated design allows the hanging elements to move.
Characteristics:
- Era: 1970s-1980s.
- Metal: 18-karat white gold.
- Total weight of the pair: 19.06 g.
- Emeralds: 2 natural stones in a mixed pear cut.
- Estimated weight of each emerald: approximately 1.40 ct.
- Estimated total weight of the emeralds: approximately 2.80 ct.
- Diamonds: 112 natural diamonds in a 8/8 cut.
- Estimated total weight of the diamonds: approximately 3.50 ct.
- Estimated total weight of the stones: approximately 6.30 ct.
- Clasp: omega type.
- Marking: present, but illegible.
A pair of vintage-styled earrings, with a combination of emeralds and diamonds and an openwork mount that allows the setting work to be appreciated from different angles.
Note: the weights in carats are approximate.
Seller's Story
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