TRIPLE-STRAND PEARL CHOKER, 14K GOLD BRUTALIST CLASP
Triple-strand cultured pearl choker, three graduated strands of white hand-knotted pearls approx. 7–8 mm, fastened by a cast 14k yellow gold freeform Brutalist clasp accented with small round diamonds, in the American Modernist studio style of the 1960s–1970s
Approx. Dimensions: 16" L
Artist or Maker: Unknown; 14k yellow gold clasp with apparent studio mark (unidentified)
Provenance: From a New York Collector
Notes: Although care is taken to photograph and describe the item, absence of a condition report does not imply perfect condition. It is the responsibility of the buyer to verify the condition of the item, either in person during our viewing hours prior to auction or through requested condition reports. All bids are final and are subject to our terms and conditions.
Appeal: cultured pearls, triple strand pearls, pearl choker, 14k gold, Brutalist jewelry, Modernist jewelry, studio jewelry, diamond clasp, mid century, estate jewelry, fine jewelry, Mikimoto, Arthur King, David Webb, Andrew Grima, Ed Wiener
Triple-strand cultured pearl choker, three graduated strands of white hand-knotted pearls approx. 7–8 mm, fastened by a cast 14k yellow gold freeform Brutalist clasp accented with small round diamonds, in the American Modernist studio style of the 1960s–1970s
Approx. Dimensions: 16" L
Artist or Maker: Unknown; 14k yellow gold clasp with apparent studio mark (unidentified)
Provenance: From a New York Collector
Notes: Although care is taken to photograph and describe the item, absence of a condition report does not imply perfect condition. It is the responsibility of the buyer to verify the condition of the item, either in person during our viewing hours prior to auction or through requested condition reports. All bids are final and are subject to our terms and conditions.
Appeal: cultured pearls, triple strand pearls, pearl choker, 14k gold, Brutalist jewelry, Modernist jewelry, studio jewelry, diamond clasp, mid century, estate jewelry, fine jewelry, Mikimoto, Arthur King, David Webb, Andrew Grima, Ed Wiener
