BOUCHERON Paris 1960 Convertible Pendant In 18Kt & 21.96 Cts In Diamonds

Convertible pendant-brooch designed by Andre Vassort for Boucheron. This magnificent piece, was created in Paris France by the house of Boucheron, back in the 1960's. The incredible convertible pendant-brooch was crafted at the jewelry atelier of Andre Vassort in solid yellow gold of 18 karats with polished finish. The brooch in embellished with a fabulous French pave setting, composed by two-hundred-fifty white colorless diamonds. The jewelry piece is very versatile and can be wear as a pendant or a brooch, since is fitted with a movable ring bale on top and hinged pins bars at the reverse with a safety trombone lock. (removable). Diamonds: The entire surface is embellished, with an exquisite graduated French pave setting composed by 250 round brilliant cut diamonds, with a combined weight of about 21.96 carats, white colorless E/F color, VS-1 Clarity. Weight: 41.3 Grams, (26.48 Dwt). Measurements: 42 mm by 55 mm (1.65 x 2.16 Inches). Hallmarks: Stamped with French marks; the eagle's head for the assay and guaranty of the 18 karats gold, the maker's maitre cartouche AJV and signed as follow, "BOUCHERON OR .750 AJV". Boucheron Frédéric Boucheron founded the Maison Boucheron in Paris in 1858. To this day, the Boucheron jewelry house is known for its intricate, free spirited style. Boucheron designs are always creative and display outstanding French craftsmanship and characterful stones. He quickly became well known for the exceptional quality of his prec