Art Deco Retro 1950 Convertible Pendant In Platinum With 20.77 Cts In Aquamarine And Diamonds

Gem-set convertible Pendant Brooch.

A gorgeous transitional piece, created during the late American Art-deco (1940) and the retro (1950) periods. This convertible pendant-brooch has been carefully assembled in solid .900/.999 Platinum and is suited with a discrete bale to display in a chain and a hinged curved pin bar with a security lock, to use as a brooch.

The main focus element is a Pear faceted cut (25 x 16 x 10 mm) of a natural Brazilian vivid blue Aquamarine of 19.73 carats.

Mounted on top, with one round Brilliant cut diamond of 0.30 carats, F color, VS-2 clarity. Surrounded by four-prongs settings, with 30 calibrated European round cut diamonds, 0.74 carats, F/G color, VS-2 clarity.

Has a total weight of 16.6 Grams and a measures of 36 mm by 22 mm (1.42 x 0.87 Inches).

Stamped, with the maker's mark, the platinum assay hallmark and signed, "PLT".

Note: The chain is 18 Inches long and is removable to use the pendant in other necklace or as a brooch.

Note: Aquamarine gemstones are the birthstone of March. In ancient period, the Greeks and Romans thought of aquamarine as the sailor’s gem. They believed the blue gem would protect the travelers during storms while traveling across the seas. Ancient cultures also thought aquamarine was a token of love between dating and married couples. Now, it’s the official gemstone to celebrate a 19th marriage anniversary.

The Aquamarine, is very fine gem quality, with exceptional blue color saturation and is in perfect condition.

INVENTORY REF: N0000SRNN/.4788