Entouragering mit einem Kashmir-Saphir und Brillanten - photo 1
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Entouragering mit einem Kashmir-Saphir und Brillanten

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€ 90 000
Auction dateClassic
25.09.2018 18:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Neumeister
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ID 111983
Lot 1062 | Entouragering mit einem Kashmir-Saphir und Brillanten
Moskau, 1958er-1960er Jahre
Palladium 582/- und PT, gestempelt. Feingehaltspunze ab 1958. 12 Brillanten, zusammen ca. 1,75 ct. (errechnetes Gewicht), W-TCR (H-I), VVS-VS-SI3. 1 ovaler facettierter dunkel-kornblumenblauer Kashmir-Saphir, 5,65 ct., feinste Farbqualität. RinGelbgoldröße: 57,5. Ca. 9,2 g. Experten bezeichnen diesen besonderen Edelstein als ''den schönsten unter den Saphiren''. Es ist ein einzigartig schöner Blauton, der den Kashmir-Saphir zum König unter den Saphiren emporhebt. Sein leuchtendes intensives Blau mit einem Hauch von Violett besitzt zudem einen seidigen Schimmer. Er ist eine wahre Rarität. Einen solch edlen und exclusiven Edelstein zu besitzen, davon träumen schmuckbegeisterte Frauen weltweit, ebenso Sammler und Edelsteinliebhaber. Eine Investition ist dieses ''blaue Naturwunder''. Die Echtheit und Herkunft eines Kashmir-Saphirs sollte stets von einem seriösen international arbeitenden Labor zertifiziert sein. Deutsche Stiftung Edelsteinforschung (DSEF), Idar-Oberstein, 21.02.2018, Edelsteinbefundbericht Nr. 027974. BK
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