Choker necklace - 18 kt. Yellow gold - 0.36ct. tw. - Diamond - Six-Strand Biwa Pearl






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This circa-1930 Art Deco choker has six strands of Biwa pearls, an 18-carat yellow-gold clasp and 18 natural diamonds totalling 0.36 ct; it measures 33.5 cm and has no laboratory report.
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Art Deco 18 kt. Yellow Gold Six-Strand Biwa Pearl Choker Necklace with 0.36 ct Diamonds
France - Circa 1930
An Art Deco multi-strand pearl choker ("collier de chien"), dating to circa 1930. Accompanied by its original vintage French jeweler's descriptive card, this piece showcases classic early 20th-century craftsmanship and rich, lustrous freshwater pearls.
Era: Art Deco, circa 1930
Metal: 18 kt. yellow gold with white-metal diamond settings (tested / per original jeweler's documentation). Approximately 12 grams.
Pearls: Six uniform strands of slightly baroque Biwa freshwater cultured pearls (non-nucleated), exhibiting a creamy white color with a fine pearly orient.
Clasp: Original gadrooned (ribbed) yellow gold cylindrical push-button clasp flanked by two decorative bars.
Diamonds: Set with 18 single-cut (8/8) natural diamonds, with an estimated total weight of approx. 0.36 ct.
Includes the original vintage typewritten French descriptive tag.
Length (open): 33.5 cm
Width (across strands / clasp): 2 cm
• Pearl Diameter: Approx. 2 mm
• Total Gross Weight: 35.6 g
In good antique/vintage condition. The pearls retain a lovely, bright luster with natural organic variations characteristic of early Biwa pearls. The original silk threading shows slight age-related darkening near the clasp terminals, and the gold clasp exhibits minor surface wear consistent with age. The push-button locking mechanism functions securely.
For a good impression, please watch all photos carefully.
Insured shipping.
Can also be collected in Ghent, Belgium.
Art Deco 18 kt. Yellow Gold Six-Strand Biwa Pearl Choker Necklace with 0.36 ct Diamonds
France - Circa 1930
An Art Deco multi-strand pearl choker ("collier de chien"), dating to circa 1930. Accompanied by its original vintage French jeweler's descriptive card, this piece showcases classic early 20th-century craftsmanship and rich, lustrous freshwater pearls.
Era: Art Deco, circa 1930
Metal: 18 kt. yellow gold with white-metal diamond settings (tested / per original jeweler's documentation). Approximately 12 grams.
Pearls: Six uniform strands of slightly baroque Biwa freshwater cultured pearls (non-nucleated), exhibiting a creamy white color with a fine pearly orient.
Clasp: Original gadrooned (ribbed) yellow gold cylindrical push-button clasp flanked by two decorative bars.
Diamonds: Set with 18 single-cut (8/8) natural diamonds, with an estimated total weight of approx. 0.36 ct.
Includes the original vintage typewritten French descriptive tag.
Length (open): 33.5 cm
Width (across strands / clasp): 2 cm
• Pearl Diameter: Approx. 2 mm
• Total Gross Weight: 35.6 g
In good antique/vintage condition. The pearls retain a lovely, bright luster with natural organic variations characteristic of early Biwa pearls. The original silk threading shows slight age-related darkening near the clasp terminals, and the gold clasp exhibits minor surface wear consistent with age. The push-button locking mechanism functions securely.
For a good impression, please watch all photos carefully.
Insured shipping.
Can also be collected in Ghent, Belgium.
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