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Solitär Diamantring im European Cut, Frankreich, um 1927

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€ 140 000
Auction dateClassic
14.04.2021 14:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Neumeister
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Germany, München
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ID 516495
Lot 314 | Solitär Diamantring im European Cut, Frankreich, um 1927
Platin 950/-, Importpunze ab 1927. 1 Diamant im European Cut, 9,62 ct., TCR (I), VS2. D. mit Zargengriffen: ca. 1,7 cm. Ringgröße: 51,5. Ca. 6,4 g. Dabei: Original Ringbox von S.J. Phillips Ltd. London. Goldschmiedetechnische Ausführung: der Diamant wurde in einen erhaben offenen Kader mit einer zwei Zargengriff-Fassung eingesetzt. Zur Verkleinerung der Ringschiene liegt separat eine einlegte Schiene dabei. Der European Cut oder auch Übergangsschliff genannt, entwickelte sich zwischen 1890 und 1930. Es ist gut zu wissen, dass abgerundete Diamanten, die vor 1890 geschliffen wurden, als Old Mine Cut bezeichnet werden, während runde Diamanten, die nach 1935 geschliffen wurden, entweder als Übergangs- oder runde Brillantschliffe benannt werden. Tatsächlich ist der alte europäische Schliff der direkte Vorgänger des modernen runden Brillantschliffs, während der Old Mine Schliff der Vorfahr des Kissenschliff (Cushion Cut) ist. HRD Antwerp, Diamond Grading Report No. 190000039905, March 21, 2019. Provenienz: lt. Kundenangabe, vermutlich aus Süddeutschem Adelsbesitz. BK
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