#3646 • David Webb 4.24ctw Diamond 18K/Platinum Necklace

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

Starting at $1.00

Status: Sold

Est. $58,000-$60,000 David Webb 4.24ctw VVS1-VVS2/F-G Diamond & Solid 18K Yellow Gold & Platinum 24mm Azurite Pendant Necklace (Comes W/$58,000 Appraisal & Copy of Original Receipt) - This beatiful necklace was made by David Webb, and was finely crafted of solid 18k yellow gold and platinum. The necklace features an interlocked curb-style design which hoists a very large, genuine Azurite that is surrounded with stunning quality diamonds. The pendant is comprised of gold and platinum which creates a beautiful display for the centerpiece of the necklace. This fine attention to detail and stellar quality are just a couple of signatures of the famous brand. The necklace is embellished with 4.24ctw genuine VVS1-VVS2/F-G brilliant round cut diamonds which are fiery white and have an incredibly radiant sparkle. The round diamonds surround the Azurite center and extend out to the sides with an elegant drop-off design that extends half the way up both sides of the necklace. All of the diamonds are set in platinum to best display their color and quality. This also showcases excellent attention to detail. This piece has investment potential, and is truly museum quality. It is a rare, retired piece which is no longer in production. These retired designer pieces have proven to become the best quality investment pieces, as they are incredibly difficult to find, and highly sought after by collectors around the globe. David Webb Jewelry has been in business since 1948, and among his clients were Elizabeth Taylor, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Barbra Streisand, and Beyonce. Collectors and high end jewelry buyers from around the globe line up to buy these pieces at record breaking prices. The necklace measures: 18" in length and the center display measures approximately 1.75"L x 0.75"W. This piece will be shipped in a jewelry gift box, and comes with a copy of the original $20,000 receipt from 1990. (WEIGHT: 81.2 grams)