A stunning, fine and impressive vintage 7.35 carat diamond and 1.95 carat ruby, platinum brooch; part of our diverse brooch collection
Description
This stunning, fine and impressive vintage ruby brooch has been crafted in platinum.
This vintage brooch has an interlacing spiralling organic design.
The curvilinear central arrangements of the spiralling motifs are comprised of a total of seventy-two collet set baguette cut diamonds, graduating in side dependant on location.
The central spiral is further ornamented with thirty-nine independently four-claw set rubies, totalling 1.95cts.
The final spiral design is embellished with twenty-four independently set marquise cut diamonds to the outer circumference, completing the design.
This impressive vintage brooch secures to the reverse with a hinged pin and clasp fastening.
This stunning example of 1950s jewellery has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as platinum.
This impressive ruby and diamond brooch in platinum is supplied with an independent diamond and gemstone grading report card.
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ConditionThis vintage platinum brooch is excellent quality, set with stunning rubies displaying fine colour and brilliance.
The well colour matched, high colour graded diamonds display a fine white colour, brilliance and presence.
The brooch is an excellent gauge of platinum and is in excellent condition.
Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine example of vintage ruby jewellery/estate jewelry.
Ruby QualityCut Round Faceted
Content 1.95 carats
Diamond QualityColour (average grades) G
Clarity (average grades) VS2
Cut Baguette/Marquise
Content 7.35 carats
Number of Diamonds
96
DimensionsLength of setting6.05cm/2.38"
Width of setting 4.1cm/1.61"
Across pin 4.2cm/1.65"
Height of setting7.95mm/0.31"
Weight21.18 grams
Date: Circa 1950