Paar herausragende Brillant-Ohrclips von Hemmerle, München - photo 1

Paar herausragende Brillant-Ohrclips von Hemmerle, München

Lot 1200
07.09.2024 10:30UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 95 000
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 1200 | Paar herausragende Brillant-Ohrclips von Hemmerle, München
Estimate value
€ 95 000 – 190 000
Paar herausragende Brillant-Ohrclips von Hemmerle, München
aus den 1980er Jahren
Gelbgold und Platin, gest. 750/Pt.; Zentral besetzt mit einem Brillantsolitär von ca. 7,191 ct. (L/si1) und Fancy Greyish Yellow-Brown-Brillanten von ca. 7,860 ct. (vs1), entouriert von korrespondierenden Brillanten von zus. ca. 5,00 ct. (H/vvs-vs). Herstellerzeichen. Ges.-Gew. 20,30 g.
Beiliegend DPL-Expertisen, Nr. 44062001/44062002.
Provenienz: Süddeutsche Privatsammlung
Das in vierter Generation familiengeführte Münchner Traditionshaus Hemmerle wurde 1893 in München gegründet und ist bekannt für seine einzigartigen Kreationen, die sich durch innovative Materialkombinationen und ein hohes Maß an Handwerkskunst und außergewöhnlicher Qualität auszeichnen. Der Schmuck von Hemmerle wurde in Museen auf der ganzen Welt ausgestellt und ist in den Sammlungen des Victoria & Albert Museums in London, des Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, des Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museums in New York und der Neuen Sammlung in München zu finden.
Pair of earrings by Hemmerle set with a brilliant solitaire approx. 7,191 ct. (L/si1), fancy greyish yellow brown brilliants approx. 7,860 (vs1) and diamonds approx. 5,00 ct. (H/vvs-vs), in platinum and 18 k gold.
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