AstaGuru is set to host its upcoming ‘Jewellery, Silver, and Timepieces,'showcasing a range of artisanal pieces from different styles and eras. The auction scheduled on May 28-29, 2023, promises to be a treat for jewellery lovers and collectors alike. The collection features jewellery made from different precious gemstones, including rubies, emerald, tanzanite, pearls, diamonds, and fancy diamonds. The selection includes necklaces, rings, ear pendants, bracelets, bangles, among other things. Each piece is unique, making them perfect for collectors who appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship of jewellery. The selection also includes pieces executed in Art Deco style. This iconic design movement, which originated in the 1920s, is known for its geometric shapes, bold colours, and intricate details. AstaGuru's Art Deco pieces are a testament to the enduring legacy of this style and are sure to appeal to collectors who value its timeless elegance and sophistication. Whether you're an avid collector or a jewellery enthusiast, this auction is sure to have something that catches your eye.

Here are some of the highlights from the upcoming auction.

Lot no. 39: An Important Emerald And Diamond Necklace & Ear Pendants

Set in gold with old cut diamonds, emeralds and emerald pears. The emeralds are of Panjshir origin. The necklace has been crafted with a single line of old European cut diamonds suspended with a fringe of pear shaped emeralds.

Lot no. 52: An Important Emerald And Diamond Bracelet

The exquisite bracelet is in gold with emeralds interspaced with light fancy yellow colour diamonds in a minimal design. The collection of emeralds have the same colour saturation and purity, making this piece rare.

Lot no. 49: An Important Suite Of Ruby And Diamond Jewellery

Comprising a necklace, a pair of ear clips and a ring. Set with old mine Burmese ruby cabochons and diamond & diamond baguettes. This design is typical of the 1960s.

Lot no. 43: A Natural Fancy Coloured Diamond Bib Necklace

The necklace is set with an assortment of fancy coloured diamonds of varied sizes and shapes such as marquise, triangle, pear shaped, cushion and oval. The earliest examples of bib necklaces can be traced back to ancient Egypt, 7th century Rome and Greece. They were popularised again in 19th century Europe, with bib-like attachments on male and female vestments that were later adapted to jewellery. Since then, the design has made its way into different periods and styles from vintage,romantic to avant-garde.

Lot no. 34: A Suite Of Tanzanite And Diamond Jewellery

Consisting of a necklace, a pair of ear pendants, a ring and a bracelet set in gold with varied cuts of diamonds, such as brilliant cut, diamonds pears and diamond marquise, with large tanzanite cabochons.

Lot 20: An Important Pair Of Diamond Ear Pendants

The Georgian design ear pendants feature three diamond drops suspended from an intricately designed surmount, all set with oval diamonds and diamond pears.

About AstaGuru
AstaGuru was conceptualised in the year 2008 with the sole purpose of creating a safe and secure platform to conduct online auctions for Indian, Contemporary & Modern Art. The word AstaGuru is a thoughtful conjugation of ‘Asta’, of Italian origin, which translates to auction and ‘Guru’, Sanskrit connotation for ‘master’ that indicates our distinguished finesse at being the leaders of auctioneering art and artefacts in India as well as globally. With the world melting into one harmonious digital cosmos, AstaGuru has strived to successfully bridge the gap between prospective buyers and consignors by transcending the limitations of live auctions. AstaGuru imparts effortless transparency to the process of acquiring and selling art and rare collectables. Our diverse portfolio includes categories such as Jewellery & Fine Silver, Timepieces, Textiles, Celebrity Memorabilia, Rare Books, Numismatic, Philately and Vintage Cars. AstaGuru’s mobile app enables our esteemed bidders to follow and participate in our auctions seamlessly, and in real-time.

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