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CARTIER
CLIP "BIRD
Jade, rubies and navette and brilliant cut diamonds
18k (750) gold
Signed and numbered - Circa 1955
H. Approx. 3.5 cm - Pb. 25 gr.
A jade, diamond, ruby and gold clip, signed
The bird motif has been very popular in jewelry since the 1940s. After the Second World War, it became a strong symbol. The great jewelry houses all represent it from Van Cleef &| Arpels to Mauboussin through Marchak, Chaumet and Cartier.
Realistic, articulated, in flight, in their nest, on a branch or in a cage, the birds are mainly available in brooches. They offer a great diversity of shapes, lines and colors to the jewellery creation. The designer Peter Lemarchand, after having exercised his eye at the Vincennes zoo, was able to transpose the birds he had observed into flamboyant jewelry for the House of Cartier.
CLIP "BIRD
Jade, rubies and navette and brilliant cut diamonds
18k (750) gold
Signed and numbered - Circa 1955
H. Approx. 3.5 cm - Pb. 25 gr.
A jade, diamond, ruby and gold clip, signed
The bird motif has been very popular in jewelry since the 1940s. After the Second World War, it became a strong symbol. The great jewelry houses all represent it from Van Cleef &| Arpels to Mauboussin through Marchak, Chaumet and Cartier.
Realistic, articulated, in flight, in their nest, on a branch or in a cage, the birds are mainly available in brooches. They offer a great diversity of shapes, lines and colors to the jewellery creation. The designer Peter Lemarchand, after having exercised his eye at the Vincennes zoo, was able to transpose the birds he had observed into flamboyant jewelry for the House of Cartier.