Art Deco
Art Deco
An Art Deco Brooch — Platinum and an Old-European Diamond
Old European-cut diamond · 2.50 ct · J–K · VS1 (center)
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A Victorian Bar Brooch, in Rose-Cut Diamond
The only example · 1 of 1 · Held in the vitrine
A slender bar of gold and silver, set with the soft, candlelit sparkle that only rose-cut diamonds give. This is Victorian work in its quiet register — ornament meant to be worn close to the collar and read at conversational distance.
Dating to the 1870s, the brooch follows the period's habit of topping yellow gold with silver to flatter the diamonds — a setting choice made long before the white metals we now take for granted. Twenty-nine rose cuts are arranged around a central cluster, their facets catching light the way modern brilliants never quite do.
The diamonds total 3.50 carats (I–W, SI2–I1), set in 14K yellow gold with a silver top; 10.74 grams in all.
One piece, one owner. We would be glad to show it to you privately.
$5,300.00USDor private terms on request
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Acquisition & Finance Flexible private terms, staged payment and third-party escrow can be arranged for this piece. Speak with a specialist to structure your acquisition.
To the Last Carat
The Specifications
PeriodVictorian
Principal StoneRose-cut diamond · 3.50 cttw · 29 stones · I–W · SI2–I1
Diamonds29 rose-cut diamonds · 3.50 cttw · I–W · SI2–I1
Metal14K Yellow Gold & Silver · 10.74 g
DimensionsBar silhouette, circa 1870s
RarityOne of a kind · 1 of 1
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