Harry Winston Emerald & Diamond Bracelet
Harry Winston Emerald & Diamond Bracelet.
Set with a row of six emerald-cut emeralds weighing 39.39 carats, to the open-work frame of diamond clusters with round brilliant-cut diamonds and marquise-shaped diamonds, mounted in platinum.
Accompanied by AGL report number 1137099 dated December 19, 2023, stating that the emeralds are natural, and are of Colombian origin with minor clarity enhancement.
In 1958, the year this bracelet was manufactured, was a prominent year for Harry Winston, Inc. After touring the Hope Diamond around the world for nine years, Mr. Winston decided to donate it to the American public. At the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C., it is one of the most visited pieces of art in the world, only second to the Mona Lisa in Paris at the Louvre Museum.
Unsigned -Numbered: 43722, lightly scratched, partially illegible -Dimensions: 17 x 2 cm -Gross Weight: 63.2 grams
Measurements: 6.69" long
Set with a row of six emerald-cut emeralds weighing 39.39 carats, to the open-work frame of diamond clusters with round brilliant-cut diamonds and marquise-shaped diamonds, mounted in platinum.
Accompanied by AGL report number 1137099 dated December 19, 2023, stating that the emeralds are natural, and are of Colombian origin with minor clarity enhancement.
In 1958, the year this bracelet was manufactured, was a prominent year for Harry Winston, Inc. After touring the Hope Diamond around the world for nine years, Mr. Winston decided to donate it to the American public. At the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C., it is one of the most visited pieces of art in the world, only second to the Mona Lisa in Paris at the Louvre Museum.
Unsigned -Numbered: 43722, lightly scratched, partially illegible -Dimensions: 17 x 2 cm -Gross Weight: 63.2 grams
Measurements: 6.69" long
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