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This auction is for a fabulous original design necklace by Charriol. The necklace, valued at $2,795.00 retail, features 18K white gold, 80 round cut white diamonds and four gorgeous 6.5-7.0mm white Akoya pearls. The rope necklace has a fold over catch lock and measures 17.5 inches in length.

The auction description reads, “‘The art of living the difference’ exemplifies how Philippe Charriol approaches his work and life. Founded in Geneva in 1983, CHARRIOL has created a global luxury brand of stunning jewelry and watches. CHARRIOL has established itself as one of the world’s most sought-after brand names and is currently distributed throughout the world. The CHARRIOL collections feature an exquisite array of fine jewelry, timepieces and luxury accessories that combine contemporary design and classic artistry. The intricate details and unique workmanship defines the luxury and beauty of Charriol jewelry and Timepieces. Charriol is found in department stores such as Neiman Marcus, Bloomindales, and Saks 5th Avenue as well as many others throughout the world.”

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Charriol creates beautiful and unique jewelry from bracelets to necklaces and rings. This bracelet includes 18K white gold, 112 round cut white diamonds and four shimmering white Akoya pearls. The bracelet is valued at $2,650.00 retail.

The auction reads, “‘The art of living the difference’ exemplifies how Philippe Charriol approaches his work and life. Founded in Geneva in 1983, CHARRIOL has created a global luxury brand of stunning jewelry and watches. CHARRIOL has established itself as one of the world’s most sought-after brand names and is currently distributed throughout the world.

“The CHARRIOL collections feature an exquisite array of fine jewelry, timepieces and luxury accessories that combine contemporary design and classic artistry. The intricate details and unique workmanship defines the luxury and beauty of Charriol jewelry and Timepieces. Charriol is found in department stores such as Neiman Marcus, Bloomindales, and Saks 5th Avenue as well as many others throughout the world.”