Edwardian Diamond Brooch in Platinum & 18K Gold
Edwardian Era Antique
* Handmade, circa 1901-1915
* Approximately 1 1/2 carats of diamonds
* Platinum top, 18K gold reverse
* Airy filigree design with fine millegrain detailing
* Round hinge with early handmade safety catch
* Articulated dangle
* 39 x 26mm overall measurements
* Gross weight of 5.8 grams
The Edwardian Era was named after King Edward VII, whose reign lasted from 1901 to 1910. The strength of platinum was showcased as diamonds were set in airy, lace-like, openwork filigree settings. Millegrain (or milgrain) detailing was common, giving a soft, coin edge look to platinum pieces. Ribbons, bows, tassels and garlands were all popular motifs during the Edwardian jewelry period.
Antique Cut Diamonds
Approximately 1 1/2 carats total
* 1 Old Mine Cut Diamond = 0.50 ct., H color, SI2 clarity
* 4 Old Mine Cut Diamonds = 0.50 ct. total, G-I color, SI2-I1 clarity
* 8 Old Mine Cut Diamonds = 0.40 ct. total, G-I color, VS2-SI2 clarity
* 20 Antique Rose Cut Diamonds = 0.10 ct. total
**MISSING 1 SMALL ROSE CUT DIAMOND**
Additional Documentation
The sale will include a digital copy of an Appraisal Report, for insurance purposes.