Sparkling Stud Earrings with 0.56 ct Diamonds in White Gold, c. 1980

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Sparkling Stud Earrings with 0.56 ct Diamonds in White Gold, c. 1980

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This description was automatically translated from German. If you have any questions about this piece of jewellery, we will be happy to help!

The color (or lack of color) of diamonds is described in different ways. The leading international scale is that of the GIA, the Gemmological Institute of America, which describes diamonds using the letters D to Z, with D being the "whitest" color a diamond can have. In Europe, these color grades are also referred to as "rare white" (G) and "white" (H). Historically, however, there were many other designations, including the descriptions "G" and "H" for color grades G and H, which are still quite well-known today. The term "Top Wesselton" was introduced in reference to a diamond mine called Wesselton, in which a particularly large number of rare white diamonds were found. The mine itself was named after J. J. Wessels Senior, the owner of the land on which the Wesselton Mine was founded in 1890 as a result of diamond discoveries. The mine, which was active until 2005, was located in South Africa, near the border between the Cape Colony and the Orange River Colony. In 1891, the mine was taken over by the De Beers diamond group. The diamonds from the Wesselton Mine are characterized by their exceptionally high quality and the fact that they are largely free of inclusions. These stud earrings present two diamonds in the "G" color in square settings made of white gold. The design derives its charm from its apparent simplicity. The round diamonds are set in square square settings, the front of which is made of white gold. The yellow gold back then adds a barely perceptible, warm tone so that the pair looks good on all skin tones.

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