Art Deco 4.24 Carat Old Cut Diamond Drop Earrings, circa 1915

An extravagantly beautiful pair of early Art Deco diamond earrings. The lever-back tops of the earrings feature a graduating trio of three high white old cut diamonds which are rubover and milgrain set in platinum. The drop is formed by a pair of dangling rubover set stones, with the larger diamond at the bottom displaying a distinct light yellow colour and the one above it a subtle champagne yellow tone. A cleverly designed piece wherein the diamonds are whiter towards the top and larger at the bottom. Pure magnificence.

Accompanied by an independent jewellery report from IGR (#30306901).

Cut – Old mine cuts.

Colour – The top three stones in each earrings are G to H. The smaller of the two stones are the bottom are J an K respectively. The larger stone on each earring is light yellow.

Clarity – The stones range from VS1 and SI2; all are clean to the naked eye.

Carat – The top three (six) diamonds on each earring is approximately 0.73 carat. The total weight of the diamonds in the drops is approximately 3.51 carat.

Circa – 1915.

Measurements – The the top of the top diamond to the bottom of the drop is 27.9mm.

Metal – 18k gold and platinum. Tested.