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拍品 134|Property of a Gentleman and a Lady
COLLIER TORQUE ÉMERAUDE DE 13.874 CARATS
已結束2023年6月21日
成交價
EUR 88,200
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COLLIER TORQUE ÉMERAUDE DE 13.874 CARATS
Octogonal with rounded corners step-cut emerald of 13.874 carats, brushed 18k yellow gold (customs mark)
SSEF, 2022, report no.125414: 13.874 carats, Colombia, moderate
Dimensions: inner continuous circumference 33.0 cm, width 0.9 to 2.5 cm
Gross weight : 93,2 g
Octogonal with rounded corners step-cut emerald of 13.874 carats, brushed 18k yellow gold (customs mark)
SSEF, 2022, report no.125414: 13.874 carats, Colombia, moderate
Dimensions: inner continuous circumference 33.0 cm, width 0.9 to 2.5 cm
Gross weight : 93,2 g
COLLIER TORQUE ÉMERAUDE DE 13.874 CARATS
Octogonal with rounded corners step-cut emerald of 13.874 carats, brushed 18k yellow gold (customs mark)
SSEF, 2022, report no.125414: 13.874 carats, Colombia, moderate
Dimensions: inner continuous circumference 33.0 cm, width 0.9 to 2.5 cm
Gross weight : 93,2 g
Octogonal with rounded corners step-cut emerald of 13.874 carats, brushed 18k yellow gold (customs mark)
SSEF, 2022, report no.125414: 13.874 carats, Colombia, moderate
Dimensions: inner continuous circumference 33.0 cm, width 0.9 to 2.5 cm
Gross weight : 93,2 g
Emerald provenance: Madeleine BOLLACK, wife of Paul Lehmann WERTHEIMER (business man and co-owner of Chanel). The emerald was mounted by Madeleine's daughter at Madeleine's death.
The Wertheimers, a name behind a French empire and a brand: Chanel. The emblematic figure of this discreet clan, Paul Wertheimer, the man behind N°5, became a partner, with his younger brother, in Les Parfums Chanel in 1924 and then bought the Chanel fashion house after Mademoiselle Coco Chanel failed in her attempt to return to fashion in the 1950s.
At the dawn of the Second World War, Paul took refuge in the United States. His wife, Madeleine, entrusted her jewelry with the family before traveling across the Atlantic. More than half a century later, this impressive collection of jewels was returned to Madeleine’s heirs and appears for the first time in a public auction.
At the dawn of the Second World War, Paul took refuge in the United States. His wife, Madeleine, entrusted her jewelry with the family before traveling across the Atlantic. More than half a century later, this impressive collection of jewels was returned to Madeleine’s heirs and appears for the first time in a public auction.