Description
This antique necklace is strung in the typical Indian fashion, with colored silk cords and further embellished with a fringe of seed pearls.
The face and reverse of the necklace are enameled in red, green and white enamel, typical for the period and style of Indian jewelry.
Approximately ten years ago, this piece was appraised by Dr. Samina Khanyari, former director of the Jewelry Department in the Albert Hall Museum in Japiur, India.
The gold is 22 karats, common for Indian jewelry.
There are over 80 diamonds, including raw natural crystals.
The diamonds are rose cut, K to I color and SI clarity.
Total diamond carats is approximately 3.00ct.
Weight of the necklace is 154.90 grams, and the estimated weight of gold is approximately 4 troy oz.
The Upper cloth and wire strap need some refurbishment and approximately a dozen seed pearls are missing or will need to be replaced.
Overall, a beautiful representation of jewelry from the Japiur Region.
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Brand | Unbranded |
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Type | Necklace |