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Auction archive: Lot number 409

DIAMOND COLLET LONGCHAIN NECKLACE

Auction 15.04.1996
15 Apr 1996 - 16 Apr 1996
Estimate
US$100,000 - US$150,000
Price realised:
US$162,000
Auction archive: Lot number 409

DIAMOND COLLET LONGCHAIN NECKLACE

Auction 15.04.1996
15 Apr 1996 - 16 Apr 1996
Estimate
US$100,000 - US$150,000
Price realised:
US$162,000
Beschreibung:

DIAMOND COLLET LONGCHAIN NECKLACE Set with two hundred and twenty old European-cut diamonds, mounted in platinum, with a 14K white gold clasp-- 83¾ ins. long Total estimated weight of diamonds by calculation approximately 110.00 cts. The 1920's is often called the Roaring Twenties. It was a time when everyone stayed up until dawn, dancing to the latest music. Fashion changed radically, with short tunic dresses and plunging necklines becoming the rage. The silhouette of the body became long and flat, suppressing all curves. To accentuate the vertical line of the tubular dress, jewelry designers introduced long, dangling necklaces, influenced by the multi-strand models of the Indian Maharajahs. Long sautoirs were worn hanging down the back, over one shoulder or even wrapped around one leg. The illustrated necklace which hangs to the knees was designed in the style of those necklaces, a fashion that is still as sought after today as it was when it was introduced seventy years ago.

Auction archive: Lot number 409
Auction:
Datum:
15 Apr 1996 - 16 Apr 1996
Auction house:
Christie's
New York, Park Avenue
Beschreibung:

DIAMOND COLLET LONGCHAIN NECKLACE Set with two hundred and twenty old European-cut diamonds, mounted in platinum, with a 14K white gold clasp-- 83¾ ins. long Total estimated weight of diamonds by calculation approximately 110.00 cts. The 1920's is often called the Roaring Twenties. It was a time when everyone stayed up until dawn, dancing to the latest music. Fashion changed radically, with short tunic dresses and plunging necklines becoming the rage. The silhouette of the body became long and flat, suppressing all curves. To accentuate the vertical line of the tubular dress, jewelry designers introduced long, dangling necklaces, influenced by the multi-strand models of the Indian Maharajahs. Long sautoirs were worn hanging down the back, over one shoulder or even wrapped around one leg. The illustrated necklace which hangs to the knees was designed in the style of those necklaces, a fashion that is still as sought after today as it was when it was introduced seventy years ago.

Auction archive: Lot number 409
Auction:
Datum:
15 Apr 1996 - 16 Apr 1996
Auction house:
Christie's
New York, Park Avenue
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