An Important Renaissance-revival Giuliano Necklace

An Important Renaissance-revival Giuliano Necklace

Description

An important Renaissance-revival gold and enamel gem-set necklace by Carlo and Arthur Giuliano, the gold openwork links applied with vivid enamel in tones of yellow and green supporting festoons and fringes of various circular and pear-shaped coloured stones including pink, blue and yellow sapphire, rubies and purple spinel, measuring approximately 15″ in length, signed C. & A.G, circa 1895-1914, gross weight 63.2 grams.

A magnificent necklace by Carlo Giuliano. Carlo Giuliano was known for his intricate renaissance-revival jewellery, which featured fine enamel work and gem-set decorations. Examples of his jewellery are in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The British Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and others. This stunning piece features bright and colourful green enamel that wonderfully complements the stunning array of coloured stones. The coloured stones include pink, blue, and yellow sapphires in several gorgeous shades ranging from lavender to pale blue. Further gems include rubies and purple spinal. The feminine and bright colours of the stones add to the exquisite effect of this piece. Meticulously crafted and stunning, this necklace is a one-of-a-kind treasure.