This exquisite fine necklace is crafted in 14k yellow gold with woven “S” links alternating with sections of white gold pavé-set with brilliant diamonds. The centerpiece showcases a graceful bypass design, with two opposing curves of diamonds that form an elegant ribbon-like silhouette.
A total of 61 round brilliant cut diamonds are set throughout the design, weighing approximately 0.75 carats in total. The diamonds are French-set in integrated crowns with shared prongs, exhibiting GIA clarity SI2/I1 and G–H color. Their brilliance is heightened by the contrast of yellow and white gold, lending depth, sparkle, and refinement to the piece.
The necklace measures 17 inches in length, with individual gold links measuring 8.00 mm x 2.00 mm, and closes securely with a box clasp stamped “14K” and fitted with a safety catch. Its total weight is 16.92 grams, offering both presence and durability.
This necklace reflects the enduring craftsmanship of fine mid- to late-20th-century goldsmithing, marrying sculptural elegance with diamond fire. It stands as a timeless heirloom-quality jewel, suitable for archival preservation and serious collectors of fine jewelry.
Dating to circa late 1980s to early 1990s, this necklace reflects the enduring craftsmanship of fine goldsmithing, marrying sculptural elegance with diamond fire. It stands as a timeless heirloom-quality jewel, suitable for archival preservation and serious collectors of fine jewelry.
A GIA Graduate Gemologist appraisal (January 27, 2024) assigns a current market replacement value of $4,400. Its private collection parked price is documented at $4,400.
Not actively for sale. Displayed here for archive purposes. Inquiries welcome from serious collectors.
