- Description
- Specifications
A sensational vintage diamond wreath brooch from the mid 20th century, c1960! Beautifully hand made of 18ct white and yellow gold accents, this divine three-dimensional circular diamond brooch depicts a fanciful wreath adorned with flowers, leaves and meandering stems. Fourty-six dazzling diamonds are meticulously incorporated within the design. Each are individually handset in various settings including bezel-set flowers, bead-set leaves, and a claw-set graduated line to the top as well as claw-settings to the wire tops near the bottom of the design. The elaborate hand-wrought asymmetrical wreath design is sensational - a treat to the eye! Collectively the diamonds weigh approximately 2.31cts, ranging from 0.01cts smallest to 0.20cts largest. A secure pin and revolver clasp attaches to the back, additionally there is a ring if you wish to add a safety chain/pin.
The piece measures 4.00cm height tip to tip x 3.60cm side to side.
Video of the brooch can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/YVwlA-kcrE8
Upon purchase, the brooch would be accompanied by a photographic valuation certificate for insurances purposes, carried out independently by a registered NCJV/FGAA valuer. The current Retail Shop Replacement value of the brooch is $13,000 AUD.
Such an aesthetically pleasing brooch, and masterly hand made for future generations to enjoy.
Mid century, c1960 | |
18ct white & yellow gold (tested) | |
Fourty-six natural DIAMONDS various sizes from 0.01 carats smallest to 0.20 carats largest with a total estimated weight of 2.31 carats, qualities ranging from G-K colour range and VS to P1 clarity range, assortment of round-cut from early to modern brilliant | |
No stamps sighted | |
10.53 grams | |
4.00cm height tip to tip x 3.60cm side to side | |
The condition of the brooch presents excellent. Besides normal surface wear, the brooch is in superb condition with no visible wear to the settings or design. Diamonds appear intact and secure in their settings. Pin clasp works well, and revolver retains firmness when secured |