Estate Peter Lindeman 18K Gold Ruby Sapphire & Diamond Liberty Bell Pendant Pin

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Estate Peter Lindeman 18K Gold Ruby Sapphire & Diamond Liberty Bell Pendant Pin

About the Item

This is a beautiful Estate Piece! Designed by Peter Lindeman this piece commemorates the Bicentennial Celebration! It is made in 18k yellow Gold and has a Platinum moveable Clapper. Above the "1976" are a single round ruby and a single round sapphire. Below the 1976, there is a single round diamond that is set in a platinum star, symbolizing the red white and blue of America. This is a beautiful piece that can be worn as a pendant or a brooch (pin will have to be added). Please read below to learn a little more about this unique designer: From and Article Written October 1, 1998 by WILLIAM GEORGE SHUSTER "Lindeman has also created a variety of unique collections, such as jewelry combining polished diamonds with rough-cut diamonds. A recent one-of-a-kind example – inspired by the film Jurassic Park – is an 18k pin in the shape of a dinosaur skeleton with rough-cut diamonds. Other long-popular creations include his “bee” designs, a diamond-eye tiger pin that becomes a necklace when a chain is added to its long tail, and alligator jewelry, which sold well for years at the University of Florida, home of the “ ’Gators.” The zodiac also has figured in several pieces. Among them are his “Turnit” ring, which had initials on one side and a zodiac sign on the other, and his zodiac calendar, one of which was bought by Elvis Presley. Lindeman’s work has garnered a variety of awards over the years, including those from cultured pearl and diamond competitions. By the mid-1970s, he was so well known that De Beers asked him to create an 18k tennis racket pin/pendant (with diamonds on the rim), which he presented to Chris Evert after she won the women’s singles in the U.S. Open tournament. Making his mark. Born in Berlin, the son of a jeweler, Lindeman moved to Uruguay in South America with his family while he was still a child. There, starting at age 12, he learned his craft at his father’s jewelry bench. In 1947, the 17-year-old jeweler’s apprentice emigrated by himself to the United States, arriving in New York City, where he worked for several jewelers (and learned English, his third language). In 1955, he went into business for himself, creating jewelry that reflected his own unique style."

Creator:
Peter Linderman
Metal:
18k Gold,Platinum
Stone:
Diamond,Ruby,Blue Sapphire
Weight:
18 g
Dimensions:
Width: 1.25 in (31.75 mm)Length: 2 in (50.8 mm)
Style:
Modern
Place of Origin:
United States
Period:
1970-1979
Date of Manufacture:
1976
Condition:
Wear consistent with age and use.
Seller Location:
Birmingham, AL
Reference Number:
Seller: 450-002321stDibs: LU54235385362