441 - ADLER GENÈVE

ADLER GENÈVE 18K YELLOW GOLD, CULTURED PEARL, EMERALD AND DIAMOND SUITE, 1980S–1990S This elegant suite in 18K yellow gold, cultured pearls, diamonds and emeralds is a creation of the prestigious Geneva-based fine jewellery house Adler. The ensemble features a classic and refined design, with finely worked bow motifs characteristic of the house’s craftsmanship. The suite comprises: Necklace composed of a graduated single strand of cultured pearls, centred with an 18K yellow gold bow-shaped pendant set with calibré-cut emeralds weighing approximately 1.00 ct. in total and brilliant-cut diamonds weighing approximately 0.40 ct. in total, terminating in a pear-shaped drop pearl. Fluted 18K yellow gold clasp. Hallmarks: Adler Genève maker’s mark, ‘750’ and ‘18K’ L. 42 cm gross weight: 37.44 gr. Bracelet composed of two parallel rows of cultured pearls, centred with a matching bow motif set with calibré-cut emeralds weighing approximately 0.60 ct. in total and diamonds weighing approximately 0.25 ct. in total. Fluted 18K yellow gold clasp. Hallmarks: ‘Adler Genève’ maker’s mark, ‘750’ and ‘18K’ L. 16 cm gross weight: 18.71 gr. Pair of 18K yellow gold clip earrings, echoing the bow motif and set with calibré-cut emeralds and brilliant-cut diamonds weighing approximately 0.50 ct. in total. Hallmarks: ‘750’ and ‘18K’ total gross weight: 14.61 gr. Condition: a few small emeralds are missing Founded in 1886 by Swiss-born designer Jacques Adler as a small boutique in Istanbul, Adler combined his knowledge of Western jewellery-making techniques, acquired through training in Europe, with the traditions of the East. This distinctive approach earned the house considerable acclaim and a commission as a royal jeweller. Now based in Geneva, Adler is internationally renowned for its bespoke high jewellery creations commissioned by royal families and leading collectors worldwide. Upon the buyer’s request, we are pleased to provide a general condition report for the Lot described above. However, as we are not professional conservators or restorers, we strongly advise prospective buyers to conduct their own inspection or consult a specialist or restorer of their choice for a comprehensive professional assessment. Any condition descriptions provided in the catalogue or through any correspondence are for guidance only and should not be considered a substitute for a firsthand evaluation. NOTWITHSTANDING THIS REPORT OR ANY DISCUSSIONS CONCERNING A LOT, ALL LOTS ARE OFFERED AND SOLD ‘AS IS’ IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE PUBLISHED IN THE CATALOGUE.