EXCEPTIONAL HARRY WINSTON DIAMOND BRACELET/TIARA - photo 1

EXCEPTIONAL HARRY WINSTON DIAMOND BRACELET/TIARA

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CHF 3 191 000
Auction dateClassic
10.05.2023 14:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
CHRISTIE'S
Event location
Switzerland, Geneva
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ID 959318
Lot 95 | EXCEPTIONAL HARRY WINSTON DIAMOND BRACELET/TIARA
EXCEPTIONAL HARRY WINSTON DIAMOND BRACELET/TIARA

Pear brilliant-cut diamonds of 14.26, 12.66, 12.05, 10.79, 8.08, 7.16, 6.72 and 5.02 carats, pear modified brilliant-cut diamond of 9.78 carats, round and pear-shaped diamonds, platinum, unsigned, maker's mark (Jacques Timey), numbered (partially indistinct), with 18k white gold and resin tiara fitting



9 GIA reports, 2023: 14.26 to 5.02 carats, D to E colour, VVS1 to VVS2 clarity. All Type IIa, apart from diamond of 9.78 carats

5 GIA reports, 1994 - 2001: 1.27 to 1.01 carats, E to G colour, Internally Flawless to VS2 clarity

Accompanied by 6 copies of drawings by Monsieur Alexandre presenting different hairstyles for wearing the tiara



Size/Dimensions: bracelet 20.0 cm; tiara inner circumference 44.0 cm

Gross weight: 79.5 grams (excluding tiara fitting); 122.6 grams (including tiara fitting)





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This lot is subject to standard Swiss VAT rules and 7.7% VAT will be charged on the ‘hammer’ and the ‘buyer’s premium’



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Please note that five of these reports are over five years old and may require an update.
SHOULD YOU WISH TO BID ON THIS LOT, YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO OBTAIN A HIGH VALUE PADDLE.
Manufactur:Harry Winston
Auction house category:Bracelets
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