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    Re: Fringe necklace Archived Message

    Posted by Juscha on July 27, 2012, 3:31 am, in reply to "Re: Fringe necklace "

    Yes, but I think to the potential serious buyers in contact to the auction house. In this case the auctioneer speculate to a higher price that the official estimation. Risky.
    Regarding to the estimation this is not a very important piece with a view of value of stones, manufacturing and market (and in danger to end dismantled), but maybe the little 'various properties' save it.
    By the way: 35 cm long seems to me very short. Too short to wear comfortable in full circle around the neck. But way enough to wear on the head.


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    : I sometimes think that the full history of
    : an important auction item is kept
    : confidential and revealed in full only to
    : the buyer.
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    : Lovely, thanks!
    : It doens't mention the provenance, only
    : states Munn's book for reference to a
    : similar piece. No information also as if it
    : can be put on a frame and turned into a
    : tiara. Perhaps it can, depends on its
    : flexibility.
    : Anyway congratulations to the person who
    : bought it, specially if it can be converted
    : in tiara also, I find fringes timeless
    : pieces that match well with most all of
    : classical jewels.
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    : While searching at the Christie´s webside I
    : found this fringe necklace
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    : http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/jewelry/an-antique-diamond-necklace-5452313-details.aspx?from=searchresults&intObjectID=5452313&sid=d8c82094-f011-4aac-b600-3348e33619f3
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    : I´ve never seen before. Is this one of so
    : many made in the 19th century or is
    : something known of it? The price rose very
    : high over the estimation.
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