Platinum daisy covered up in brilliants

ANTWERP (Reuters) – Botanists at Adin, Antwerp - Belgium, have discovered a till-now-unknown flower in their garden. They suspect the plant belongs to the family of the Pansy (Viola Tricolor Hortensis). Lead author and a researcher Elkan Wijnberg at Adin Antique Jewelry suggested to call this flower Viola Albino Diamantes. Soon an article will be published in Adin's Association for the Advancement of Science (not to be confused with the American Association for the Advancement of Science - AAAS ). We'll keep you updated!

OBJECT GROUP : brooches
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN : unknown
STYLE : Vintage / Estate
PERIOD : 1950
SOURCE OF INSPIRATION : Flower symbolism - click here for an explanation on Flower symbolism
THEME : daisy
MATERIAL : Platinum
DIAMONDS : One old mine brilliant cut diamond with an estimated weight of approx. 0.50 crt. and many single brilliant cut diamonds (also called 8/8) with a total estimated weight of approx. 5.00 crt
WEIGHT : 10.30 gram (6.62 dwt)
HALLMARKS : No trace
CONDITION : Excellent condition - (click here for our condition scale)
SIZE : height approx. 3.50 cm (1.38 inch)


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