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Fine Edwardian Belle Époque Bow Necklace

This exquisite Edwardian Belle Époque Bow Necklace is a testament to timeless elegance and craftsmanship. Crafted in the first decade of the 20th century, this Lavalière necklace showcases the refined aesthetics of the Edwardian era. The centerpiece is a GIA-certified natural saltwater pearl, complemented by a stunning array of unheated rubies and diamonds. The design features a delicate diamond-set bow and articulated rhombuses, with a briolette diamond that twinkles with every movement, adding a touch of romance and sophistication.

Product Specifications and Features

This necklace is meticulously hand-fabricated in platinum over 14K yellow gold, ensuring durability and timeless beauty. The natural saltwater pearl is untreated and GIA certified, measuring 4.35-3.53mm with a pink overtone. The total diamond weight is 0.90 carats, including a briolette diamond of 0.60 carats and mixed shapes of Old European, rose, and single-cut side diamonds. The 23 vibrant natural unheated rubies, most likely from Burma, weigh a total of 0.48 carats. The necklace measures 2.6 cm and weighs 5.36 grams, with a fine platinum curb link chain that extends to 16 inches. This unique piece is a true treasure from the old world, embodying elegance par excellence.

Practical Uses and Benefits

This fine Edwardian Belle Époque Bow Necklace is perfect for those who appreciate the artistry and history of antique jewelry. It makes an exquisite addition to any jewelry collection, and is ideal for special occasions or everyday wear. The necklace's timeless design ensures that it will remain a cherished piece for generations to come. As a gift for a loved one or as a personal indulgence, this necklace is a symbol of sophistication and elegance. With its exceptional craftsmanship and unique features, it is a true one-of-a-kind piece that will be the envy of all who lay eyes upon it.