18 Karat Gold, Citrine, Diamond and Sapphire Pendant-Necklace

Comprising a necklace and pendant, the necklace set with one pear-shaped diamond weighing approximately 1.20 carats, accented by baguette sapphires, further set with round diamonds weighing approximately 6.60 carats, length 16 inches, with maker's mark for Jacques Timey; the pendant set with one modified cushion mixed-cut citrine, accented by round diamonds weighing approximately 2.70 carats, further set with calibré, pentagonal and shield-cut sapphires, signed Winston, with maker's mark for Jacques Timey; pendant detaches for wear as a brooch.

In good condition. The metal displays minor scratching, commensurate with wear. The necklace sits well and suspends the pendant nicely. PENDANT: The citrine measures approximately 24.5 x 22.2 x 13.7 mm but measurements were made difficult by the thickness of the mounting and bezel. The citrine weighs approximately 46.55 carats. The sapphires are a medium-light to medium slightly purplish blue and are slightly to moderately included with some surface-reaching inclusions and chips at the facet junctions. The diamonds are approximately F-G color, VVS-VS clarity. The pendant measuring 2¼ by 2 inches. NECKLACE: The sapphires are a medium-light slightly purplish blue and are slightly to moderately included with some surface-reaching inclusions and chips at the facet junctions. The diamonds are approximately F-G color, VVS-VS clarity. Total gross weight approximately of the necklace and pendant is approximately 88 dwts. Fitted with a functioning safety clasp. Accompanied by a copy of an insurance appraisal from Harry Winston, available upon request. The appraisal states that the original central stone was a cubic zirconium, not a citrine as currently comprised.
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Originally purchased from Harry Winston with later alterations.

Please refer to the Condition Report for additional information, including a copy of a Harry Winston Insurance Appraisal.