Before and After Photo of 1940's diamodn brooch

Resetting - Vintage Brooch Becomes Bezel Set Diamond Necklace

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Before and After Photo of 1940's diamodn brooch

Resetting - Vintage Brooch Becomes Bezel Set Diamond Necklace

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Jennifer M
...she was right!

I can't simply review this spectacular piece without telling a story...\nI hired Amy to do an estate evaluation. It took quite a while to do the preliminary review of the items in the safe deposit box, and the process was emotional for me. When Amy saw this piece she envisioned something that I would have never seen; the stones hanging down could be perfect for diamonds by the yard. \nI quickly dismissed the idea of breaking up the brooch and we moved on to the next item. I left in tucked away in the safe deposit box. It was over a month later that conversation came back to me. \nI was ready. \nI called Amy and told her I wanted to revisit her idea. \nWhat resulted is not only a stunning necklace, but also the brooch remains intact. \nThank you Amy for your patience, your eye for design and making this something I can really wear!

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  • 5 stars: 1 (100%)
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Jennifer M
...she was right!

I can't simply review this spectacular piece without telling a story...\nI hired Amy to do an estate evaluation. It took quite a while to do the preliminary review of the items in the safe deposit box, and the process was emotional for me. When Amy saw this piece she envisioned something that I would have never seen; the stones hanging down could be perfect for diamonds by the yard. \nI quickly dismissed the idea of breaking up the brooch and we moved on to the next item. I left in tucked away in the safe deposit box. It was over a month later that conversation came back to me. \nI was ready. \nI called Amy and told her I wanted to revisit her idea. \nWhat resulted is not only a stunning necklace, but also the brooch remains intact. \nThank you Amy for your patience, your eye for design and making this something I can really wear!