Attributed to Asprey Pearl Choker
Asprey, 1980s
18 Kt yellow gold chocker comprising three rows of pearls accented by two spacers set with round brilliant cut diamonds and a clasp set with an oval cut sapphire and diamonds
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Metal: 18K Yellow Gold
Stone Details:
- Oval cut sapphire 2.27 cts. approx.
- Round brilliant cut diamonds 2.6 cts. approx.
Dimension: L 363 mm
Weight: 82.2 g
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Asprey
Asprey is a British luxury brand renowned for its high-quality jewelry, silverware, leather goods, and luxury items. Founded in 1781 by William Asprey, the brand quickly gained favor with British royalty and aristocracy for its exquisite craftsmanship and innovative designs. Over the years, Asprey expanded its offerings to include bespoke services, luxury accessories, and unique gifts. The brand's flagship store on New Bond Street in London became a symbol of luxury and sophistication. Asprey's reputation for excellence grew internationally, attracting a global clientele seeking the finest luxury goods. Today, Asprey continues to uphold its legacy of exceptional quality and timeless elegance, catering to discerning customers who appreciate the finest craftsmanship and luxury products. With a rich heritage spanning over two centuries, Asprey remains a prestigious symbol of British luxury and craftsmanship.