Vintage Diamond & Pearl Wreath Brooch in 9k White & Yellow Gold c.1950
£585.00
REFERENCE: 63-7032
SUBJECT:
Vintage Diamond & Pearl Wreath Brooch in 9k White & Yellow Gold c.1950
DESCRIPTION:
A beautifully designed vintage brooch in the form of a floral wreath, crafted circa 1950. The piece combines 9ct white and yellow gold in a graceful circular design, set with natural diamonds and cultured pearls — an elegant harmony of texture, tone, and light.
Two bright natural diamonds sparkle gently among three round, luminous cultured pearls, each perfectly placed to accentuate the brooch’s sculptural form. The layered gold rings add a dynamic sense of movement, evoking petals in gentle bloom.
DETAILS:
• Materials: 9ct white & yellow gold (tested)
• Gemstones: Natural diamonds & cultured pearls
• Dimensions: 3.9 x 3.5 cm
• Weight: 9.2 g
• Diamonds: 2 stones, approx. 2mm each, estimated total 0.08ct
• Pearls: 3 cultured pearls, approx. 3mm each, bright and lustrous
• Condition: Excellent Condition with all stones intact and original
A timeless and refined design — graceful, radiant, and beautifully wearable for any occasion.
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