A pair of Edwardian diamond-set cluster earrings

A pair of Edwardian diamond-set cluster earrings

Description

A pair of Edwardian diamond-set cluster earrings, each earring centrally-set with an old-European-cut diamond estimated to weigh 0.3 carats surrounded by eight smaller old-cut diamonds all individually-set in platinum collets with day-light in-between, surrounded by a scalloped edge frame set with small old-cut diamonds, the total diamond weight for the pair including the centre-stones is estimated to be approximately 1.8 carats, all millegrain-set in platinum, with gold post and scroll fittings, circa 1910, measuring 1.3cm in diameter, gross weight 4.7 grams.

A pair of Edwardian diamond-set cluster earrings. Each exquisite earring features a centrally set old-cut diamond, elegantly surrounded by eight smaller diamonds, each meticulously placed in platinum collets with delicate spacing between them, allowing light to shine through while keeping the earrings delightfully lightweight. Surrounding the diamonds is a frame adorned with small diamonds, further enhancing their sparkle. Crafted circa 1910, these masterpieces exude femininity and timeless elegance, making them a cherished heirloom piece destined to be treasured for generations to come.