Diamond Day/Night Cluster Pendant Earrings

$65,000

Dating from the 1950s-1960s, these platinum day/night clip pendant earrings are set with over 30 carats of diamonds. The abstract high relief cluster tops, set with approximately 7.10 carats of round brilliant-cut diamonds, suspend detachable articulated cascades of marquise-cut diamonds weighing approximately 23.20 carats in total. Glamorous and versatile for day or night time wear, these classic clip pendant earrings composed of quality diamonds are an indispensable feature of any serious jewelry lover’s collection.

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Product Details

Item #: ER-20209
Circa: 1950s
Size:  2.50” length x 1.00” width
Materials: 58 marquise-cut diamonds with a H/I color grade and VS clarity (approximate total weight 23.20 carats); 22 round brilliant-cut diamonds (approximate total weight 7.10 carats); Platinum

Item #: ER-20209
Circa: 1950s
Size:  2.50” length x 1.00” width
Materials: 58 marquise-cut diamonds with a H/I color grade and VS clarity (approximate total weight 23.20 carats); 22 round brilliant-cut diamonds (approximate total weight 7.10 carats); Platinum

Curator's Notes
In the 1950s, combining round brilliant-cut diamonds and marquise-cut diamonds became a signature look of New York’s Harry Winston. Winston had the modernist approach of allowing his favorite brilliant-cut diamond shapes themselves - rounds and marquises in combination - to determine the ultimate forms of his jewels. Pendant earrings designed as alternatively as sparkling clusters and/or cascades of diamonds were the natural result of these explorations of pure form. The clean, crisp look of brilliant-cut diamonds mounted in platinum remains a timeless classic.
In the 1950s, combining round brilliant-cut diamonds and marquise-cut diamonds became a signature look of New York’s Harry Winston. Winston had the modernist approach of allowing his favorite brilliant-cut diamond shapes themselves - rounds and marquises in combination - to determine the ultimate forms of his jewels. Pendant earrings designed as alternatively as sparkling clusters and/or cascades of diamonds were the natural result of these explorations of pure form. The clean, crisp look of brilliant-cut diamonds mounted in platinum remains a timeless classic.
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