Emerald, Ruby, Sapphire, Cultured Pearl and Diamond Necklace
Long necklace designed a row of emerald, ruby and sapphire tumbled beads alternating with cultured pearls, suspending a detachable emerald pendant decorated with rose-cut diamonds.Length approximately 500mmPartial French assay mark18 karat goldGross weight approximately 85,87 grams
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Provenance:
The present necklace was in Baroness Myriam Blanc in Sanseverino's collection. Born in an Italian aristocrat family She became a sculptor and later a photographer. Daughter of Italian Ambassador and Senator Baron Alberto Blanc, in 1932, She married Count Ottaviano Vimercati Sanseverino, whose family was associated with the ownership of Michelangelo's Pietà Rondanini. Beyond her aristocratic background, Countess Sanseverino developed an active artistic practice and maintained connections with avant-garde intellectual and artistic circles, including those at Monte Verità. Her estate and personal archives, comprising artworks, photographs, and documents from her creative and social life, have continued to attract collector's interest within the European art market.
Long necklace designed a row of emerald, ruby and sapphire tumbled beads alternating with cultured pearls, suspending a detachable emerald pendant decorated with rose-cut diamonds.Length approximately 500mmPartial French assay mark18 karat goldGross weight approximately 85,87 grams
Please contact the department for the export of this property.
Provenance:
The present necklace was in Baroness Myriam Blanc in Sanseverino's collection. Born in an Italian aristocrat family She became a sculptor and later a photographer. Daughter of Italian Ambassador and Senator Baron Alberto Blanc, in 1932, She married Count Ottaviano Vimercati Sanseverino, whose family was associated with the ownership of Michelangelo's Pietà Rondanini. Beyond her aristocratic background, Countess Sanseverino developed an active artistic practice and maintained connections with avant-garde intellectual and artistic circles, including those at Monte Verità. Her estate and personal archives, comprising artworks, photographs, and documents from her creative and social life, have continued to attract collector's interest within the European art market.
