DIAMOND NECKLACE Old European brilliant-cut diamond of 8.07 carats, old, single and baguette-cut diamonds, platinum
At a glance
Shape
Baguette, Round Brilliant
Carat
8.07ct
Colour
On Request
Metal
Platinum
There is a particular romance to old-cut diamonds, and this platinum necklace places it front and centre with an old European brilliant of 8.07 carats. Cut by hand in an earlier era, such a stone glows with a warm, candlelit fire quite distinct from modern brilliants — a character that connoisseurs of period jewellery actively seek. Around it, old, single and baguette-cut diamonds carry the design with the texture and craftsmanship of fine hand-work, set in platinum chosen for its quiet, enduring lustre. Pieces with genuine old-cut centres of this size are increasingly scarce and prized for both provenance and worth, holding their appeal as they pass between collectors. It lends understated authority to formal dress and rewards the closest, most considered inspection. The colour and clarity are confirmed on request, and each stone is independently verified. Our private client team offers discreet, expert counsel. To view this necklace privately, request its documentation, or open terms in confidence, we invite you to the Negotiation Room.
Specifications
- Metal: Platinum
- Diamond / Gem weight: 8.07ct
- Cut: Baguette, Brilliant
- Carat Weight
- 8.07ct
- Shape
- Baguette, Round Brilliant
- Color
- On Request
- Metal
- Platinum
- Certification
- GIA / IGI / HRD on request
- Treatment
- None · Natural
- Reference Number
- LD-N-HJ-0355
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Care — a soak in warm water with mild soap restores light return; have the prongs inspected annually.
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There is a particular romance to old-cut diamonds, and this platinum necklace places it front and centre with an old European brilliant of 8.07 carats. Cut by hand in an earlier era, such a stone glows with a warm, candlelit fire quite distinct from modern brilliants — a character that connoisseurs of period jewellery actively seek. Around it, old, single and baguette-cut diamonds carry the design with the texture and craftsmanship of fine hand-work, set in platinum chosen for its quiet, enduring lustre. Pieces with genuine old-cut centres of this size are increasingly scarce and prized for both provenance and worth, holding their appeal as they pass between collectors. It lends understated authority to formal dress and rewards the closest, most considered inspection. The colour and clarity are confirmed on request, and each stone is independently verified. Our private client team offers discreet, expert counsel. To view this necklace privately, request its documentation, or open terms in confidence, we invite you to the Negotiation Room.
Specifications
- Metal: Platinum
- Diamond / Gem weight: 8.07ct
- Cut: Baguette, Brilliant
Sophia Caldwell
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