since 1849
A stylish gold necklace by Fred Paris c.1980s, designed as a continuous row of overlapping chunky heart motifs of varying sizes, some pointing up and others down, the six largest hearts are symmetrical in shape and spaced evenly around the necklace whilst some of the others are of slightly asymmetrical form and positioned off-centre, they have a generous thickness to them and gently rounded edges, all to a concealed tongue and box clasp. This design has a charming sense of fun and frivolity to it making it an ideal easy to wear, casual jewel. We also have the matching bracelet so it can be worn as a suite.
| Origin | French |
|---|---|
| Condition Report | Very fine |
| Setting | 18ct yellow gold signed Fred Paris and numbered BN966, with French assay marks and partial workshop mark for Pierre Brun |
| Weight description | 94 grams |
| Dimensions | 15.5" / 40cm long and 0.65" / 1.65cm maximum width 0.16" / 0.42cm thick |
| Period | circa 1980s |
| SKU | 126433-1 |
£16,500.00
1 in stock
Looking back over a lifetime in the jewellery trade and reflecting on his considerable success, Fred Samuel said simply that “I knew that the brilliance of the stones I loved so much would help me to make my way in the world.”
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