We fell in love at first sight with this romantic, regal, and impressive 20th-century opulent stunner.
This exquisite brooch is set all over with diamonds of different cuts.
In the center of the delicate bouquet shines a large flower with pointed petals. Countless rose-cut diamonds make the brooch shine in any light situation and give it a timeless elegance. The silver top makes the diamonds shine brightly; the gold bottom leaves no dark marks on clothing.
Unfortunately, because of the closed setting, we are not able to calculate the total carat value of the countless rose cut diamonds.
Details :
Gemstone: 1 Old European-cut Diamonds
Carat Total Weight: 0.70ct.
Gemstone: 1 Rose-cut Diamond
Carat Total Weight: Carat weight not provided due to limitations regarding cut/shape.
Messurements: 5 x 4.5 mm
Gemstone: 1 Rose-cut Diamond
Carat Total Weight: Carat weight not provided due to limitations regarding cut/shape.
Messurements: 3.68 x 4.2 mm
Gemstone: 1 Rose-cut Diamond
Carat Total Weight: Carat weight not provided due to limitations regarding cut/shape.
Messurements: 4.22 x 3.86 mm
Gemstone: 25 Rose-cut Diamonds
Carat Total Weight: Carat weight not provided due to limitations regarding cut/shape.
Gemstone: 10 single-cut Diamonds
Carat Total Weight: Carat weight not provided due to limitations regarding cut/shape.
Gemstone: approx. 130 tiny Rose-cut Diamonds
Carat Total Weight: Carat weight not provided due to limitations regarding cut/shape.
Metal Type : Gold 750 / Silver
All measurements were done in the mounting as allowed by an independent, GIA-trained gemologist and are approximate when noted.
Some of our items are accompanied by a lab report, but not all. It will be clearly stated if there is a report with a particular item. We do not go out of our way to remove diamonds from their settings to obtain GIA reports unless we feel it is absolutely necessary as we like to maintain the original quality of our pieces. We guarantee our grading and grade our diamonds according to GIA standards. All our diamond grading is done by GIA graduate gemologists and at least two gemologists look at each piece.
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