20th Jul, 2023 9:30
An Early-19th century chrysoberyl parure comprising a rivière necklace with cruciform pendant, girandole earrings and a buckle; the necklace is composed of thirty-four graduated oval-cut chrysoberyl in closed-back cut-down collets, completed with a concealed box clasp, suspending a detachable cruciform pendant, pendant drop length 6.0 cm, overall length 37.0 cm; the conforming earrings of pendeloque form with granulation details, fitted with back-to-front wires, drop length 5.2 cm; together with a buckle, collet-set with sixteen oval-cut chrysoberyl in a scrollwork mount, 9.0 cm long; unmarked pink metal testing 14ct; in a later fitted case, accompanying plaque stating them to be a wedding gift for Jane Kerr, a British heiress and socialite, from Sir Humphrey Davy on the occasion of his wedding in 1812; along with four extra links for the necklace, and thirteen loose faceted chrysoberyls in various sizes and shapes.
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If you’re considering parting with jewellery you no longer wear or need, Dawsons can help you achieve the best possible price. Our friendly experts offer free valuations and clear advice, guiding you through a seamless selling process. With a no sale, no fee policy, no entry charges, and no hidden costs, it’s simple and risk-free to sell your jewellery with Dawsons.
Sold for £12,000
An Early-19th century chrysoberyl parure comprising a rivière necklace with cruciform pendant, girandole earrings and a buckle; the necklace is composed of thirty-four graduated oval-cut chrysoberyl in closed-back cut-down collets, completed with a concealed box clasp, suspending a detachable cruciform pendant, pendant drop length 6.0 cm, overall length 37.0 cm; the conforming earrings of pendeloque form with granulation details, fitted with back-to-front wires, drop length 5.2 cm; together with a buckle, collet-set with sixteen oval-cut chrysoberyl in a scrollwork mount, 9.0 cm long; unmarked pink metal testing 14ct; in a later fitted case, accompanying plaque stating them to be a wedding gift for Jane Kerr, a British heiress and socialite, from Sir Humphrey Davy on the occasion of his wedding in 1812; along with four extra links for the necklace, and thirteen loose faceted chrysoberyls in various sizes and shapes.
Thinking of Selling Jewellery?
If you’re considering parting with jewellery you no longer wear or need, Dawsons can help you achieve the best possible price. Our friendly experts offer free valuations and clear advice, guiding you through a seamless selling process. With a no sale, no fee policy, no entry charges, and no hidden costs, it’s simple and risk-free to sell your jewellery with Dawsons.
