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Archiv der Kategorie: Mughal India Jewels | Mughal Jewellery
Famous Diamonds | Tigers Eye | Ornement de turban L’Oeil du Tigre
diamond mounted in a turban ornament
Nice to see it again, we have made a website of the important diamond on the Royal Magazin – in 2006…. now on display at the Grand Palais Paris:
Les joyaux de la collection Al-Thani au Grand Palais
From the Great Mughals to the Maharajas -The exhibition repositions Indian jewellery traditions within the rich and complex cultures of the courts where they first originated, demonstrating how the profusion of stones and precious metals in the subcontinent led to the development of a sophisticated ornamental culture. Entering first in a Royal Treasury, visitors will find themselves surrounded by an exceptional group of dynastic gems, among which are the celebrated Agra, Idol’s Eye and Arcot II diamonds, all originating in India’s celebrated Golconda diamond mines. These are complimented by emeralds and spinels, some engraved with the names and titles of the rulers who owned them.
Shown through over two hundred and seventy exceptional pieces from The Al Thani Collection, together with major works on loan from
prestigious institutions and private collections.
IMPERIAL JADE JEWEL for Barbara Hutton Princess Mdivani|Rubies and Royal Jewels
Barbara first married with Prince Alexis Mdivani, wore the necklace of imperial jade at NY, see picture left with jade earrings, a ruby and diamond bracelet of French manufacture and other of her jewels.
During her lifetime she had amassed a remarkable collection of jewellery. The few pieces that one is able to identify as part of her vast collection are a tribute to a lady with a great sense of beauty and style.
The Highly Important Jadeite Bead, Ruby and Diamond Necklace, circa 1933 was made by Cartier.
Composed of twenty-seven graduated jadeite beads of highly translucent bright emerald green colour, completed by a clasp set with calibré-cut rubies and baguette diamonds, mounted in platinum and 18 karat yellow gold, length approximately 530mm, unsigned.
Beads approximately 19.20 to 15.40mm.
The Hutton-Mdivani Necklace, which was acquired by The Cartier Collection was auctioned again in April 2014, eight bidders in the room and by phone competed for 20 minutes, driving the price past twice the estimate and achieving a World Auction Record for any Jadeite Jewellery and a Cartier Jewel at HK for US$27.44 million.
Also, the 29.62-carat cushion-shaped oval Burmese Mogok ruby and diamond ring by Cartier, sold for US$7.34 million, set a World Auction Record for a Ruby.
source: sothebys
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Wealth american heiress Barbara Hutton and her famous ruby and diamond Necklace made by Chaumet | Ruby and Diamond Collier de Chien, Garlandstyle Ruby Dog Collar, Belle Epoque Choker with Ruby and Diamonds
Maharani of Baroda | Royal Jewels | Schmuck der Maharaja von Baroda
Treasury of Baroda | Juwelen im Besitz der Gaekwad von Baroda Familie
Das Smaragd Diamant Collier der Maharani von Baroda
Magnificent Emerald Drop and Diamond Necklace and Ear Pendants
Stern des Südens | Diamant Collier der Maharani von Baroda
Maharani Baroda Diamant Collier
The famous Baroda Diamond Necklace | The Star of the South
Stern des Südens | Historischer Diamant
Baroda Pearls | Famous Pearls and Pearl Necklace of the Maharaja India
Siebenreihige Perlen Collier des Maharadscha von Baroda
Der Turban-Schmuck des Maharadscha von Baroda
Diamant Diamond Sarpech Royal Jewel of India Baroda
Ceremonial Collier des Maharadscha von Baroda
The famous Baroda Diamond Necklace
Perlen | Baroda Perlen Teppich
Famous Pearl Carpet of Baroda
Maharaja of Patiala | Jewels of Royal India ||Maharadscha Schmuck
Famous Mughal India Jewels
Maharaja of Patiala Diamond-Chocker Patiala Diamond Collar:http://www.royal-magazin.de/india/patiala-diamond-chocker.htm
Der Maharaja bestellte 1928 bei Cartier für sich ein eng am Hals liegendes Brillant-Halsband aus runden, umlaufenden Gliedern. In der Mitte sitzt jeweils ein großer, gelber Diamant, die sicher aus dem Besitz des Maharajas stammen. Diese Steine wurden später einmal entfernt und es dauerte für die Restauration acht Monate um entsprechenden Ersatz zu finden. Das rekonstruierte Collier ist 2014 in Paris im Grand Palais zu sehen, hier der Bericht als Video:
Bericht über den Schmuck und Juwelen des Maharadscha von Patiala ausgestellt im Grand Palais 2014 Paris: http://www.youtube.com/v/p4iptIC5P4s?version=3&autohide=1