SOLD OUT - 18kt. yellow gold crown brooch
ITEM LOCATION : United Kingdom
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Art Deco 18kt. yellow gold crown brooch set with pearls and multi-coloured gemstones.
Made in France, Ca.1920's
Tested positive for 18kt. yellow gold.
Tested positive for natural pearls.Dimensions -
Size: Length x width x height: 4.5 x 1.5 x 1.5 cm
Weight : 8.48 grams
Diamonds -
Cut: Old cut
Quantity of stones - 3
Carat weight: 3 x 0.07 ct.
Total carat weight: 0.21 ct.
Clarity: VS1
Colour: E - FRubies -
Cut: brilliant
Quantity of stones - 2
Carat weight: 2 x 0.07 ct.
Total carat weight: 0.14 ct.
Treatment not indicated.Sapphires -
Cut: brilliant
Quantity of stones - 2
Carat weight: 2 x 0.07 ct.
Total carat weight: 0.14 ct.
Treatment not indicated.
Emeralds -
Cut: brilliant
Quantity of stones - 2
Carat weight :2 x 0.07 ct.
Total carat weight: 0.14 ct.
Treatment not indicated.Natural pearls-Quantity: 9Bead Size: 5 mm
Condition: Pre-owned, minor signs of usage, great overall condition.
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Royalty still wore crowns, but throughout the Renaissance, they grew more elaborate in design. Pearls, diamonds, and other expensive jewels were often used as embellishments, and sometimes there would even be symbolic symbols and figures carved into the jewellery.
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