Brooch - 14 kt. Yellow gold - 1.20ct. tw. - Art Deco Set DiamondRuby
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C. Vaugoin, Vienna Art Deco brooch and earrings set in 14 kt gold, with diamonds totaling about 0.70 ct and calibrated rubies about 0.50 ct surrounding pearl discs, dating from circa 1915, total weight 8.7 g, delivered in the original case; laboratory report: none.
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C. Vaugoin, Vienna – Art Deco brooch and earring set – 14 kt gold – diamonds, rubies, and mother-of-pearl – circa 1915
Description
Beautiful, fully preserved Art Deco jewelry set consisting of a brooch and a pair of earrings, crafted around 1915 by the renowned Vienna jeweler C. Vaugoin.
The ensemble is a typical example of the elegant, geometric style of the early Art Deco period.
Brooch and earrings are crafted in 14-karat gold (585) and set with old-cut diamonds as well as calibrated rubies in princess cut.
The center of each element is formed by a round mother-of-pearl disc, framed by a fine ruby border.
The diamonds are set in square settings at the four cardinal directions, emphasizing the strict yet very elegant Art Déco character.
The diamonds have an estimated total weight of approximately 0.70 ct, and the rubies approximately 0.50 ct. The total weight of the set is 8.7 g.
The brooch has an original, well-functioning pin on the back with a safety clasp.
The earrings are designed as delicate dangle earrings.
The set is delivered in the original case with gold embossing 'C. Vaugoin – Jeweler – Vienna,' which further emphasizes its provenance and increases its collector's value.
An extraordinary, museum-quality collection for enthusiasts of Austrian Art Deco jewelry.
Technical Data
Item: jewelry set – brooch & earrings
Brand / Jeweler: C. Vaugoin, Jeweler Vienna
• Period / Style: Early Art Deco / around 1915
Origin: Austria, Vienna
Stamps: 'A' (Austrian hallmark) – 585 / 14 kt
• Material: 14 kt Gold (585), Pearl
Total weight: approx. 8.7 g.
brooch
• Measurements: approximately 3.7 × 1.3 cm
Construction: central mother-of-pearl disc, surrounded by calibrated rubies in princess cut, old-cut diamonds in square settings.
Closure: Original needle with clamp clip (safety lock)
Earrings:
Diameter of the discs: approximately 1.3 cm.
• Execution: Mother-of-pearl discs with ruby border and old-cut diamonds, ear pendants.
Stones (estimated values):
Diamonds
• Old cut
Total weight: approximately 0.70 ct
Rubine
• Cut: calibrated stones in princess cut.
Total weight: approx. 0.50 ct
Other materials: mother-of-pearl discs
state
Condition: Very good, exceptionally beautiful condition for its age.
Light signs of use appropriate for the age.
Stones are completely and securely set by visual inspection.
Original case by C. Vaugoin, Vienna, well-preserved.
C. Vaugoin, Vienna – Art Deco brooch and earring set – 14 kt gold – diamonds, rubies, and mother-of-pearl – circa 1915
Description
Beautiful, fully preserved Art Deco jewelry set consisting of a brooch and a pair of earrings, crafted around 1915 by the renowned Vienna jeweler C. Vaugoin.
The ensemble is a typical example of the elegant, geometric style of the early Art Deco period.
Brooch and earrings are crafted in 14-karat gold (585) and set with old-cut diamonds as well as calibrated rubies in princess cut.
The center of each element is formed by a round mother-of-pearl disc, framed by a fine ruby border.
The diamonds are set in square settings at the four cardinal directions, emphasizing the strict yet very elegant Art Déco character.
The diamonds have an estimated total weight of approximately 0.70 ct, and the rubies approximately 0.50 ct. The total weight of the set is 8.7 g.
The brooch has an original, well-functioning pin on the back with a safety clasp.
The earrings are designed as delicate dangle earrings.
The set is delivered in the original case with gold embossing 'C. Vaugoin – Jeweler – Vienna,' which further emphasizes its provenance and increases its collector's value.
An extraordinary, museum-quality collection for enthusiasts of Austrian Art Deco jewelry.
Technical Data
Item: jewelry set – brooch & earrings
Brand / Jeweler: C. Vaugoin, Jeweler Vienna
• Period / Style: Early Art Deco / around 1915
Origin: Austria, Vienna
Stamps: 'A' (Austrian hallmark) – 585 / 14 kt
• Material: 14 kt Gold (585), Pearl
Total weight: approx. 8.7 g.
brooch
• Measurements: approximately 3.7 × 1.3 cm
Construction: central mother-of-pearl disc, surrounded by calibrated rubies in princess cut, old-cut diamonds in square settings.
Closure: Original needle with clamp clip (safety lock)
Earrings:
Diameter of the discs: approximately 1.3 cm.
• Execution: Mother-of-pearl discs with ruby border and old-cut diamonds, ear pendants.
Stones (estimated values):
Diamonds
• Old cut
Total weight: approximately 0.70 ct
Rubine
• Cut: calibrated stones in princess cut.
Total weight: approx. 0.50 ct
Other materials: mother-of-pearl discs
state
Condition: Very good, exceptionally beautiful condition for its age.
Light signs of use appropriate for the age.
Stones are completely and securely set by visual inspection.
Original case by C. Vaugoin, Vienna, well-preserved.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Style
Art Deco
Total carat weight of all stones
1.20
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Total weight
8.7 g
Condition
Vintage - used with visible signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of Origin
Austria
Title additional information
Art Deco Set DiamondRuby
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