ADLER GENÈVE 18K YELLOW GOLD, CULTURED PEARL, EMERALD AND DIAMOND SUITE, 1980S–1990S

This elegant suite in 18K yellow gold, cultured pearls, diamonds and emeralds is a creation of the prestigious Geneva-based fine jewellery house Adler. The ensemble features a classic and refined design, with finely worked bow motifs characteristic of the house’s craftsmanship. The suite comprises: Necklace composed of a graduated single strand of cultured pearls, centred with an 18K yellow gold bow-shaped pendant set with calibré-cut emeralds weighing approximately 1.00 ct. in total and brilliant-cut diamonds weighing approximately 0.40 ct. in total, terminating in a pear-shaped drop pearl. Fluted 18K yellow gold clasp. Hallmarks: Adler Genève maker’s mark, ‘750’ and ‘18K’ L. 42 cm gross weight: 37.44 gr. Bracelet composed of two parallel rows of cultured pearls, centred with a matching bow motif set with calibré-cut emeralds weighing approximately 0.60 ct. in total and diamonds weighing approximately 0.25 ct. in total. Fluted 18K yellow gold clasp. Hallmarks: ‘Adler Genève’ maker’s mark, ‘750’ and ‘18K’ L. 16 cm gross weight: 18.71 gr. Pair of 18K yellow gold clip earrings, echoing the bow motif and set with calibré-cut emeralds and brilliant-cut diamonds weighing approximately 0.50 ct. in total. Hallmarks: ‘750’ and ‘18K’ total gross weight: 14.61 gr. Condition: a few small emeralds are missing Founded in 1886 by Swiss-born designer Jacques Adler as a small boutique in Istanbul, Adler combined his knowledge of Western jewellery-making techniques, acquired through training in Europe, with the traditions of the East. This distinctive approach earned the house considerable acclaim and a commission as a royal jeweller. Now based in Geneva, Adler is internationally renowned for its bespoke high jewellery creations commissioned by royal families and leading collectors worldwide.