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Gilbert Albert Interchangeable Necklace Set
Gilbert Albert, 1980s

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18 Kt yellow gold and leather interchangeable necklace with gemstone interchangeable beads accented with a brilliant-cut diamond, accompanied by rhodonite, hydrogrossular garnet, hematite, labradorite, malachite, unakite, rutile quartz, jasper chalcedony, agate chalcedony, tiger’s eye and sugilite together with six leather strap necklaces in pink, green, red, brown, purple and grey hues.

Brand: Gilbert Albert

Designer: Gilbert Albert

Circa: 1980s

Metal: 18K Yellow Gold, Leather straps with silver locking

Stone Details:

  • Diamonds 0.15 cts approx.
  • 12 beads: Rhodonite, hydrogrossular garnet, hematite, labradorite, malachite, unakite, rutile quartz, jasper chalcedony, agate chalcedony, tiger’s eye, agate chalcedony and sugilite

Pendant Dimension: 43 x 22 mm

Weight: 10.39 g

Original Packaging: No

Documents: Original Brand Document

Reference: BVJ1038 View full details

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Gilbert Albert

Gilbert Albert was born in1930 in Geneva. He began training in jewellery and design at the age 15 at I'Ecole des Arts Industriels. His talent was spotted by Patek Philippe when he was only 25. He work there as designer and head of the workshop for seven years, during which time he developed signature asymmetrical watches for the house. He later worked with the innovative Omega watchmakers and opened his own atelier in 1962. During his time at Patek Philippe and Omega he won several Diamonds-International Awards.