BULGARI EMERALD AND DIAMOND PENDANT AND NECKLACES - photo 1

BULGARI EMERALD AND DIAMOND PENDANT AND NECKLACES

Lot 81
10.05.2023 14:00UTC +01:00
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CHF 1 008 000
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationSwitzerland, Geneva
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ID 959306
Lot 81 | BULGARI EMERALD AND DIAMOND PENDANT AND NECKLACES
Estimate value
CHF 350 000 – 550 000
BULGARI EMERALD AND DIAMOND PENDANT AND NECKLACES

Lozenge-shaped cabochon emerald of 21.53 carats, old mine brilliant-cut diamond of 9.06 carats, rectangular-shaped buff-top emeralds, baguette-cut and round diamonds, 18k yellow gold (Italian mark), signed Bvlgari, with interchangeable necklaces signed Bvlgari one with cultured pearls, emeralds and diamonds, the other with emeralds and diamonds, 18k yellow gold (Italian marks)



SSEF, 2023, report no. 128140: declared weight of 21.53 carats, Colombia, minor amount of oil in fissures

Gübelin, 1993, report no. 9311009: 21.533 carats, Colombia

GIA, 2023, report no. 6224872978: 9.06 carats, K colour, SI2 clarity



Size/Dimensions: pendant 6.5 cm; cultured pearl necklace 81.2 cm and the other necklace 80.0 cm

Gross weight: 337.7 grams





Provenance

Pendant acquired at Harry Winston in 1982

The emerald allegedly from the collection of the Maharaja of Kapurtala

Pendant designed by Bulgari and necklaces acquired at Bulgari in 1994



Special notice


This lot is subject to standard Swiss VAT rules and 7.7% VAT will be charged on the ‘hammer’ and the ‘buyer’s premium’
Manufactur:Bulgari
Medium:Cultured pearl, Emeralds, Pearls
Auction house category:Pendants
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