Pearl, emerald and diamond choker, Cartier, circa 1915

The open work plaque of geometric and garland inspiration set with circular- and single-cut diamonds and step-cut emeralds, continuing to a pearl collar, length approximately 310mm, signed Cartier and numbered.

Metal tested as platinum. Signed Cartier and numbered 91312. Creamy white pearls with light grey and rosé overtones, well matched, good luster, minor blemishes, for further information please refer to the GIA report. Emeralds well matched, with typical crystal inclusions, some surface reaching, very minor nicks to some facet edges. Diamonds estimated to weigh approximately 3.00 carats in total. The central circular-cut diamond estimated to weigh approximately 0.65 carats, I-J colour, VS clarity. Minor marks of solder at the back. Minor tarnish and scratches to metal commensurate with age and wear. In good condition.
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