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Pierre Sterlé Paris Diamond Clip Brooch
$35,000
Created in the Mid-20th century, this 18K gold and diamond clip brooch was created by the Parisian jeweler Pierre Sterlé. The clip is designed as a naturalistic frond composed of multiple slender curving and spiraling gold leaves with platinum tips and pavé-set diamond dewdrops, stemming from a textured gold branch. Imbued with a dynamic sense of life and nature, this beautifully modeled brooch conveys the distinctive energy and vitality of Sterlé’s sought-after jewels.
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Item #: BO-20062
Artist: Pierre Sterlé, Paris
Country: France
Circa: 1950s
Size: 4.50” length x 2.00” width
Materials: 116 round brilliant-cut diamonds (approximate total weight 7.30 carats); 18K gold; Platinum
Signed: “Sterle Paris, 5.G 21,” maker's marks, French control marks
Sterlé’s jewelry is characterized by strong, flowing lines and a sense of momentarily suspended motion. Here, Sterlé depicts the energy in a sudden gust of wind catching a delicate frond, which momentarily twists and turns.