An Art Deco style diamond-set lavalier necklace

An Art Deco style diamond-set lavalier necklace

Description

An Art Deco style diamond-set lavalier necklace, the marquise-cut diamond estimated to weigh approximately 1.1 carats and assessed t be of I-J colour and SI2 clarity, hanging within a kite-shaped frame set with small baguette and Swiss-cut diamonds and suspended from a flexible run set with baguette and Swiss-cut diamonds, the small diamonds estimated to weigh a further total of 0.9 carats, all mounted in platinum with platinum trace chain with bolt ring clasp, marked 950 platinum, possibly American, circa 1950, measuring 4.2 x 2.4cm, the chain measuring 38.5cm long, gross weight 4.9 grams.

This exquisite Art Deco lavalier necklace showcases a stunning marquise-cut diamond elegantly suspended within a kite-shaped frame, adorned with alternating baguette and round diamonds. The pendant gracefully hangs from a flexible chain set with additional baguette and round diamonds, all meticulously crafted in platinum. This radiant piece is part of Bentley & Skinner’s distinguished collection, the renowned London jewellers by royal appointment to His Majesty the King. Likely originating from America around 1950, its harmonious interplay of geometric shapes exudes an elegant and dainty charm, making it a beautiful and delicate addition to any jewellery collection.