Type of jewel: Vintage 1950s Cocktail Ladies diamond wristwatch Jaeger LeCoultre Condition: very good and although in working condition the watch can use some loving attention from a watchmaker. Style: Vintage 1950's Fifties Cocktail Era: ca. 1950 Material: 18K white gold (touchstone tested) Diamond(s): 40 brilliant cut with an estimated weight of ± 1.94ct. 178 single cut (also called English-cut, 8-cut or 8/8, a sort of simplified brilliant cut) with an estimated weight of ± 2.60ct. Total diamond count: 218 pcs. Total diamond weight: approx. 4.54 crt. with an average colour and clarity: F/H, vvs/vs. - When we provide weights, colour grades, and clarity of diamonds, these are approximate unless otherwise stated, as we do not remove diamonds from their settings to preserve the integrity of the piece. - All diamonds, regardless of their size or shape, in our vintage and antique jewellery are verified as 100% natural by the IJGC laboratory. - We do not sell lab-grown (synthetic) diamonds. Birth and month stones: Diamond is the birthstone (or month stone) for April. Hallmarks: "18K" & "750" indicating 18K gold Dimensions: 18,20 cm (7,17 inch) x 1,80 cm (0,71 inch) - See picture with a ruler in cm and inches Weight: 28,70 gram (18,45 dwt) Adin reference Nº: 25048-0010 - Accompanied by a professional report of authenticity for your peace of mind. - Shipped insured and registered for your security, though you're most welcome to collect in person. - For shipments outside the EU, import duties and other charges may apply. We advise checking this in advance. - We invite you to browse through our customer feedback to discover the level of satisfaction we consistently provide. - See more of our products, visit: https://auction.catawiki.com/lotsfrom/Adin - Antique and vintage jewellery often undergoes thoughtful refurbishment, remodelling, or repairs to enhance its longevity and wearability. Such pieces frequently bear marks of this tender care. Furthermore, we present our antique and vintage jewellery in its authentic state, refraining from removing scratches or applying rhodium plating to white gold items. Our priority is to preserve the genuine allure and history of each piece. However, as the new owner, you have the option to take it to a local goldsmith for a cosmetic refresh, should you choose.