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Rare Belle Époque necklace with the finest aquamarines, diamond roses and oriental pearls set in platinum

Platinum - signed original case of the court jeweler Skinner & Co., London - circa 1890:

A rare jewel of the Belle Époque - crafted around 1890, made entirely of precious platinum and

decorated with the finest gemstone and pearl work.

The necklace enchants with its harmonious loop motif, which is set in the center by an oval

Aquamarine of a clear, sky-blue color.

Two movable pendants descend from the center, each adorned with elegant drop aquamarines,

which are framed by fine milgrain settings.

A total of three aquamarines bring a refreshing lightness to the design with their bright blue color.

The artfully crafted front is also set with around 100 sparkling diamond roses,

which subtly reflect the light and lend the piece of jewelry a characteristic contemporary sparkle.

Delicate 12 oriental pearls complete the ensemble, discreetly incorporated into the chain and the hanging elements

and underline the graceful character of the necklace.

The chain itself is delicately crafted and carries the ornamental design with the utmost elegance.

Particularly noteworthy is the original case, which not only reflects an excellent state of preservation

but is also a highlight due to its provenance:

It comes from the renowned court jeweler Skinner & Co. in London, which further emphasizes the historical significance and rarity of this piece

Rarity of this piece.

The necklace with its original case is in fantastic original condition - an exceptionally well-preserved collector's item

an exceptionally well-preserved collector's item.

An extremely rare necklace of museum quality, which reflects the lightness and

Refinement of the Belle Époque to perfection.

An irretrievable find for collectors and lovers of exclusive jewelry.

Dimensions in cm:     Total length approx. 41 cm, middle section 6 cm 

Material:       Platinum, aquamarines, 100 diamond roses, 12 x oriental pearl

Provenance:   London, England around 1890

You will receive our jewelry ready to give and lovingly packaged with expertise.