JEWELLERY

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Diamonds with low clarity (under SI) and with clearly visible speckles are less

desired.

Synthetic stones (such as cubic zirconia or moissanite) are not considered high quality.

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When the pearls have a blurry reflection, many spots or marks and a low quality nacre, we do not consider

these high quality.

Pearls can be beautiful but do not always have the quality we are looking for

X✓almost no reflection

damaged and very thin nacre

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Unbranded jewellery & rather generic designs that are produced in millions and are readily

available in general stores generate little interest with bidders

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Antique & Vintage Modern Jewellery

Fouquet Alfieri St John Damiani Louis Vuitton Salvini

Elizabeth Gauge Belperron David Webb Mauboussin Tamara Comolli

Garrads Boucheron David Yurman Messika Theo Fennell

Georg Jensen Buccellati De Beers Mikimoto Theodor Fahrner

Kutchinksy Bucherer De Grisogono OJ Perrin Tiffany

Ilias Lalaounis Bvlgari Dinh Van Otto Jakob Van Cleef & Arpels

Lapponia Carrera y Carrera Dior Pandora Van der Bauwede

René Lalique Cartier Fope Pasquale Bruni Verdura

Georges Pierre Chanel Fred Patek Philippe Vhernier

Charles Rennie Mackintosh Chantecler Giorgio Visconti Piaget Wempe

Seaman Schepps Chaumet Graff Poiray

Sterle Chimento Gucci Pomellato

Tiffany Chopard H. Stern Recarlo

Comete Harry Winston René Boivin

Crivelli Hermes Repossi

Roberto Coin

Pieces of a rather weak and fragile construction aren’t

perceived to be of premium quality and attract fewer

bidders.

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Jewellery with a rather hobbyist look and feel

or a rough finish does not adhere to premium quality and typically sells poorly.

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E. Strack in Hamburg

- CGL Japan

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