Antique Edwardian/Belle Epoque Era Platinum And Diamond ‘Bow’ Lavaliere Circa 1912
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DESCRIPTION (Please scroll to the bottom to view video)
Exquisite to say the least this antique Lavaliere diamond drop necklace would be the perfect wedding day present, anniversary, or special birthday present to name a few occasions!
Crafted from Platinum around the late Edwardian era 1912, this era was also know as the Belle Époque (in French) translating to ‘Beautiful Age’, and this pretty necklace exemplifies this era perfectly.
Designed as a Lavaliere with the top surmount crafted as a ‘Bow’ which is centred with an early brilliant cut round diamond and surrounded by rose-cut diamonds.
In articulated fashion suspended below is a knife edged bar with tiny leaf like motifs, also rose-cut diamond set, to a further two round brilliant cut diamonds at the end terminus.
A push in box clasp with extra push down locking mechanism keep this beauty very secure on the neck.
A pleasing 45cm in length allowing this charming Lavaliere to sit mid-décolletage.
STONES
Diamond
Early round brilliant cuts
Rose-cuts
Approximate TDW 0.40ct
ERA
Belle Époque 1890-1915
MEASUREMENTS
Drop - 3.4cm
Neck circumference - 45cm
WEIGHT
5.09 Grams
MARKS
None
X-ray Fluorescence tested as Platinum
CONDITION
Very good to excellent antique condition.
PURCHASE SUMMARY
Laybys available on all items $400 and over. Contact us for more details.
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