Jewellery and Jadeite Hong Kong Sunday, November 27, 2016 | Phillips

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    • Diamonds, totalling approximately 11.00 carats

    • Platinum and 18 karat white gold

    • French assay marks

    • Boucheron, signed Boucheron Paris, and numbered 14158

  • Catalogue Essay

    Evolving from the previous decade, brooches continued to be the fashion in the 1950s. Growing interest in naturalism, animals, flowers and leaves were the theme for brooches. While somewhat abstract, these brooches were more schematically-shaped rather than botanically sketched, in the form of rounded or elongated outlines. This Boucheron brooch is a typical evening piece from the1950s, the platinum mount is elaborately designed and set with an abundance of colourless diamonds in cascades or rainfalls of baguette and brilliant-cut stones.

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A Diamond Brooch, Boucheron, Circa 1950

Boucheron, signed Boucheron Paris, and numbered 14158

Estimate
HK$160,000 - 200,000 
$20,000-25,000

Sold for HK$187,500

Contact Specialist
Terry Chu
Head of Jewellery, Asia, Senior Director
+852 2318 2038

Jewellery and Jadeite

Hong Kong Auction 28 November 2016