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Domestic orders usually ship via FedEx Overnight and arrive within 1–2 business days. International delivery times vary depending on the destination.

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Yes, local pickup is available at our New York City showroom in the Diamond District at 44 West 47th Street. Walk-ins are welcome, but scheduling an appointment is encouraged. New York sales tax applies to in-person pickups.

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Yes, all shipments are fully insured for the purchase price during transit.

Are your diamonds natural or lab-grown?

We exclusively offer natural, earth-mined diamonds. Spectra Fine Jewelry does not sell lab-grown or synthetic diamonds.

Do your items come with gemological certification?

Select items include gemological certification. For diamonds, we use GIA (Gemological Institute of America) reports. For colored gemstones — including sapphires, rubies, and emeralds — we rely on SSEF (Swiss Gemmological Institute), Gübelin Gem Lab, or AGL (American Gemological Laboratories). These three laboratories set the global standard for colored stone origin and treatment disclosure. Certification details are noted in the product description and included with your purchase.

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We accept returns within a specified period as long as the item has not been customized, altered, or resized. Please review our Return Policy for full details.

What makes a Kashmir sapphire special?

Kashmir sapphires come from the Padar Valley in the Himalayas, a deposit that has been essentially exhausted since the early 20th century. Their defining characteristic is a velvety cornflower blue caused by microscopic silk inclusions that scatter light, producing a soft glow unlike any other sapphire origin. Unheated Kashmir sapphires with origin reports from SSEF or Gübelin are among the rarest and most valuable colored gemstones in the world.

What does 'unheated' mean for sapphires and rubies?

Heat treatment is applied to the vast majority of sapphires and rubies on the market to improve color and clarity. An unheated stone retains its natural color as formed in the earth, which collectors and connoisseurs prize as authentic and rare. Unheated status is confirmed by laboratory report from SSEF, Gübelin, or AGL. Unheated Kashmir sapphires and unheated Burmese pigeon's blood rubies command significant premiums over heated equivalents.

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Signed Cartier Art Deco Diamond Pendant Necklace

$62,100.00

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Description

Creator: Cartier

Metal: 18k yellow gold

Weight: 34.64 grams

Period: 1948

Condition: Used - Previously owned, lightly worn, and in excellent condition

This Cartier Paris "Bud & Leaves" pendant necklace is an exceptional historical piece designed by the legendary Charles Jacqueau, who was widely celebrated as the "Picasso of jewelry design". Originally crafted in France around 1948 as a "Broche palme," or palm brooch, the piece represents a masterful blend of high Art Deco structure and post-war naturalism.

The necklace is meticulously constructed from 18k yellow gold and features a lush, stylized floral motif encrusted with a brilliant array of diamonds. Its central design is anchored by a prominent pear-shaped cluster that forms the "bud," radiating elegance and light. The reverse of the piece reveals a complex, open-worked gallery that highlights the sophisticated French craftsmanship of the era.

While the original double-pin brooch mechanism is still intact, the piece has been adapted into a versatile statement pendant that hangs from a modern 18k gold collar. This exact work holds significant provenance, having been featured as item #250 in the prestigious 2007 exhibition, Charles Jacqueau, Genius Jewellery Designer, at the Kyoto National Museum of Modern Art. Previously held in a private collection, this museum-documented necklace remains a rare testament to the enduring legacy of Cartier’s most influential designer.

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Signed Cartier Art Deco Diamond Pendant Necklace

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