An early-20th century diamond-set tiara

An early-20th century diamond-set tiara

Description

An early-20th century diamond-set tiara, to the centre seven graduating rows of square-cut diamonds each terminating to a single round old-cut brilliant-cut, with a diamond-set flower head at their base, on each side three diamond-set flower-heads connected with diamond-set scrolls, the diamonds estimated to weigh 22 carats in total, mounted in platinum and white gold, with silver-gild frame, circa 1930, measuring approximately 14.5 x 4.8cm, the tiara converting to a pair of earrings and a necklace, accompanied by associated back chain, gross weight 67.6 grams.

A regal early-20th century diamond-set tiara. In the heart of this radiant tiara lies a blossoming diamond flower, adorned with seven resplendent rows of diamonds gracefully culminating in a brilliant round diamond. Adorning its sides are cascading scrolls and delicate floral motifs, weaving together to craft a sublime and inherently feminine design. Dating back to the 1930s, this tiara exudes versatility, transforming into equally enchanting earrings and a necklace, embodying timeless elegance in its every facet.