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拍品 64 |PROPERTY OF A PROMINENT COLLECTOR
AN EMERALD BEAD, DIAMOND AND RUBY NECKLACE
已結束2013年10月15日
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USD 62,500
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AN EMERALD BEAD, DIAMOND AND RUBY NECKLACE
Suspending an oval-shaped emerald bead with circular and single-cut diamond detail, joined by a rose-cut diamond link, to the graduated emerald bead neckchain with four ruby bead spacers, with a circular-cut diamond clasp, mounted in gold, 18¼ ins.
With report CS 55318 dated 17 June 2013 from the American Gemological Laboratories stating that it is the opinion of the Laboratory that the origin of the emeralds would be classified as Russia (Ural Mountains). Standard Enhancement: Minor to Moderate Clarity, Traditional. An excess of 50 tested at random
Suspending an oval-shaped emerald bead with circular and single-cut diamond detail, joined by a rose-cut diamond link, to the graduated emerald bead neckchain with four ruby bead spacers, with a circular-cut diamond clasp, mounted in gold, 18¼ ins.
With report CS 55318 dated 17 June 2013 from the American Gemological Laboratories stating that it is the opinion of the Laboratory that the origin of the emeralds would be classified as Russia (Ural Mountains). Standard Enhancement: Minor to Moderate Clarity, Traditional. An excess of 50 tested at random
AN EMERALD BEAD, DIAMOND AND RUBY NECKLACE
Suspending an oval-shaped emerald bead with circular and single-cut diamond detail, joined by a rose-cut diamond link, to the graduated emerald bead neckchain with four ruby bead spacers, with a circular-cut diamond clasp, mounted in gold, 18¼ ins.
With report CS 55318 dated 17 June 2013 from the American Gemological Laboratories stating that it is the opinion of the Laboratory that the origin of the emeralds would be classified as Russia (Ural Mountains). Standard Enhancement: Minor to Moderate Clarity, Traditional. An excess of 50 tested at random
Suspending an oval-shaped emerald bead with circular and single-cut diamond detail, joined by a rose-cut diamond link, to the graduated emerald bead neckchain with four ruby bead spacers, with a circular-cut diamond clasp, mounted in gold, 18¼ ins.
With report CS 55318 dated 17 June 2013 from the American Gemological Laboratories stating that it is the opinion of the Laboratory that the origin of the emeralds would be classified as Russia (Ural Mountains). Standard Enhancement: Minor to Moderate Clarity, Traditional. An excess of 50 tested at random