Tiffany & Co 1980 Paloma Picasso Very Rare Sautoir Necklace In 18Kt Gold With Jades

A Zellige sautoir designed by Paloma Picasso For Tiffany & Co.

Very rare colorful piece, created in New York city by Paloma Picasso at the Tiffany studios, back in the 1980's. This long geometric sautoir necklace is from the Zellige collection and has been crafted in solid yellow gold of 18 karats, with high polished finish. It is suited with a T bar toggle to wear in single or double row.

Embellished, with multiples geometric carvings of natural green and purple jades.

Has a total weight of 41.3 Grams and a length of 36 Inches (92 Cm). The elements have a measurement of 14 mm by 18 mm.

Stamped, with the maker's mark, the gold assay hallmark and signed, "PALOMA PICASSO TIFFANY & CO .750".

Paloma Picasso was the Daughter of the artists Pablo Picasso and Françoise Gilot. Paloma has been a creative force since the day she was born. Growing up in France, she was surrounded by art and was always encouraged to create herself, which she did with great enthusiasm—firstly, with childhood drawings and, later, through her now iconic jewelry collections for tiffany. Embodying the art and culture movement of the 1980s in New York city, Paloma was a progressive choice for Tiffany & Co.

Note: This piece is extremely rare, we cannot track any other. Most probably only a fews has been produced.

It is in impeccable condition.

INVENTORY REF: N0000CANM/.9927