#2912 • Vacheron Constantin Chaumet 8ctw Diamond Pendant

Part of Royal Artifacts,Fine Jewelry & Timepieces (timed auction by GWS Auctions)

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Est. $250,000-$275,000 Vacheron Constantin Made for Chaumet 8.00ctw VVS2-VS1/F-G Diamond & Solid Platinum Clock Pendant W/Lapis Inlay (Comes W/$250,000 Appraisal) - This magnificent piece pairs a celebrated watch maker Vacheron Constantin with renowned luxury jewelry house Chaumet, and is an incredibly rare find. This watch pendant was finely crafted of solid platinum, and is decorated with approximately 8.00ctw genuine VVS2-VS1/F-G brilliant round cut diamonds. The watch case, dial and bale are encrusted with fiery white pave set diamonds lining nearly the entire piece, and the dial is also accented with genuine lapis inlay which finishes the piece beautifully. The dial is signed "Chaumet" while the back of the case is signed "Vacheron Constantin" along with a serial number. Vacheron Constantin is a highly regarded watch manufacturer, and over the years notable timepiece owners include Queen Elizabeth II, Pope Pius XI, Napoleon Bonaparte, Marlon Brando, John D. Rockefeller, Diana Princess of Wales and more. The Vacheron Constantin pocket watch No. 402833 made in 1929, which was owned by King Fuad I of Egypt, ranks as one of the most expensive watches ever sold at auction, fetching $2.77 million in 2005. Please note: this piece will come with a $250,000 insurance valuation report in the winning bidder's name by a graduate appraiser. (WEIGHT: 66.2 grams)