What could possibly be better than a gorgeous Art Deco diamond necklace? If your guess was "a gorgeous Art Deco diamond necklace that converts into both a tiara and a bracelet," you are in luck. If that wasn't your guess, you're still in luck because you get to look at it too.
I think convertible jewelry is a genius idea. If you're going to spend major $ on a serious piece of jewelry, you might as well get a 3-for-1. Plus, with one as pretty as this, you’re going to want to wear it every day in every way.
This beautiful thing is listed in Bonhams' 19 September 2012 Fine Jewellery auction in London. I can't think of a better way to celebrate Talk Like a Pirate Day than scooping up some major booty like this. Arrr.
Thanks to Bonhams for the images and information.
Bonhams description: "The tiara designed as a highly articulated garland, with meandering baguette-cut diamond stems issuing brilliant, baguette and single-cut diamond leaves and buds and a series of trumpet-shaped flowers, culminating at the centre with a full bloom mounted en tremblant, surmounted by a pear-shaped diamond, weighing 2.21 carats, remaining diamonds approximately 36.60 carats total, convertible to a collar necklace with the supplied floral and foliate diamond backchain, backchain may be worn separately as a bracelet, necklace length 39.0cm, bracelet length 16.1cm, fitted case by Manoah Rhodes & Sons Ltd, Diamond Merchants, Bradford." Detail shots below.
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Labels: Art Deco, bracelets, diamonds, tiaras
