Colette 'Mobile Moon Stud' Diamond, Lapis, Turquoise and Emerald Earring in 18K Blackened Gold

Name: Colette 'Mobile Moon Stud' Diamond, Lapis, Turquoise and Emerald Earring in 18K Blackened Gold
Brand: Colette
SKU: 522320
Price: 2950.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Item EAR-522320

$2,950

Sale Sold

Product variants

The diamond crescent moon suspending, to curved lines suspending four black diamond lines, a bezel-set turquoise and lapis lazuli cabochon, a bezel set emerald, a black diamond star and two diamond crescent moons, terminating to a lapis lazuli teardrop with a diamond cap, all in 18k blackened gold. With a post and 14k white gold friction back.

Condition: Pre-owned
Designer: Colette
Metal: 18k Blackened Gold
Gem Stone: Diamond 0.65 total carats Round Brilliant cut H-I/VS-I
Gem Stone: Black Diamond 0.30 total carats Round cut
Gem Stone: Lapis Lazuli 19 x 10 mm
Gem Stone: Lapis Lazuli 3.9 mm Cabochon cut
Gem Stone: Turquoise 3.9 mm Cabochon cut
Gem Stone: Emerald 0.18 carats Round cut
Design Era: Contemporary
Circa: 2016-
Measurements: Length: 4.8 Inches; Width: 1.1 Inches
Weight: 11.5 grams

Authenticity

Authenticating jewelry and watches requires nuanced expertise. Many thousands of pieces of jewelry and watches have passed through our hands for over 40 years from every era and every maker. This familiarity enables us to know what a piece should look and feel like and if it has the expected quality of material and workmanship, the accurate makers marks and the correct signature in all the right places. Indeed, one of the easiest ways non-experts can be fooled is to assume a designer piece of jewelry is truly by that maker as pieces by commercial manufacturers are often outright fakes or signed fraudulently by a third party.
In practice, we first look at the front and back of a bracelet, ring, brooch or watch, turning it over in our hands to see that the workmanship on the reverse is just as fine as the detail on the front. Using the jeweler’s important tool, the loupe, we look carefully at many different touch points including the precision with which diamonds are mounted in their settings, the manner in which gold or platinum links are connected to each other, the fineness of the material used, the flawlessness of the polish and the quality of the azuring - a difficult and refined aspect of metalwork.
If we have any doubts whatsoever as to authenticity, we submit the piece to the relevant firm, be it Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Verdura, David Webb and others. We also request the original bill of sale, box and papers for those items most commonly faked such as Cartier Love brackets and VCA Alhambra pieces. And just as banks know their customers we, too, ensure we know enough about our clients to assure ourselves of their ownership and provenance.
Our team of GIA-certified jewelry experts has such a well-regarded reputation in the international jewelry industry that we are frequently called upon to advise auction houses, appraisers and other dealers in matters of authenticity and value.

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Emerald Jewelry Care

Emeralds are softer than diamonds, rubies and sapphires and thus require more careful handling and care. When needed, they should be gently cleaned in warm soapy water using a soft brush or cloth and air dried. Most emeralds contain microscopic surface-reaching inclusions, or fissures, which are commonly filled with oil. Thus, they are sensitive to chemicals and pressure so should never be placed in an ultrasonic cleaner or a strong solution such as those with ammonia or alcohol as you might with diamonds or other hard stones. They are best stored in a soft pouch and will give years of pleasure when treated with care.

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