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MOISEIKIN 18K Gold Diamond and Pearl Floral Miniature
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An exquisite floral miniature with chrysanthemums and a golden rooster was created inspired by the Eastern Asian Painting "Flowers and Birds."
Chrysanthemums in the East symbolised belonging to the emperor's family, and the rooster meant the best spiritual qualities of a person. In many cultures, the rooster personifies a miracle that happens suddenly.
The Russian empresses also decorated their rooms with such exquisite object gifts.
This floral miniature created by MOISEIKIN is devotion and admiration for Asian beauty and its sophistication. The rooster is made of a unique shape south sea pearl and precious gems ravishing its graceful tails. Each golden flower delicately holds a lustrous golden pearl looking like a treasure egg. Leaves are carved out from the juicy Ural nephrite. The smooth and vivid green chalcedony stand is decorated with a diamond belt. All elements make a fantastic harmony to evoke delight and admiration for beautiful art and culture that build a bridge between nations.
The object has been exhibited at some cultural and art exhibitions. Not previously owned by someone.
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18K Gold Diamond and colour stone art object
" Golden Bird"", 260gm #07429800
Size:75 *64*127mm
Diamond, Round, 402 pcs, 3.831ct
Demantoid, 26pcs, 0,238ct;
Natural Pearl 7pcs, cultured
Nephrite , 6pcs
Ruby, Round-25 pcs, 0,31ct;
Sapphire 55pcs, 1,027ct;
Calcedony
* Delivery may take additional days for careful packing of the object. During the holiday season, the shipment and clearance may also take extra days. We will keep you informed.
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- Weight:260 g
- Dimensions:Height: 5 in (127 mm)Width: 2.96 in (75 mm)Depth: 2.52 in (64 mm)
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- Date of Manufacture:2016
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- Seller Location:Hong Kong, HK
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Moiseikin International Ltd
Established in 1993, Viktor Moiseikin has been one of the most gifted interior and jewellery designers. With a unique background as an engineer, artist and jeweller, Viktor strives to achieve flawless quality and state-of-the-art designs and technologies that commands attention, builds emotion, includes a surprising secret element, while reviving old time prosperous era. Viktor Moiseikin’s talent in accomplishing such a monumental task successfully in gemstone and jewellery is astounding. His thoughtfulness, excellent workmanship and imaginative designs quickly launched his stellar career and earned him international acclaim.
He devotes his engineering ingenuity to introduce innovative techniques to create original and artistic pieces that are not only stunning to wear but works of art to admire.
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