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Two-tone gold bow necklace with diamond center, hanging on chain
Two-tone gold bow necklace with diamond center worn on neckline
Two-tone gold bow pendant with diamond accent at center on chain
Two-tone gold bow necklace with diamond center, hanging on chain
Two-tone gold bow necklace with diamond center worn on neckline
Two-tone gold bow pendant with diamond accent at center on chain

C. 1990 Vintage 14kt Two-Tone Gold Bow Necklace with .25 ct. t.w. Diamonds. 16.5"

$5,995
C. 1990. From our Estate collection, this necklace proves that trends really do come back around! The statement-making bow is made up of pre…

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Elemental Detail

When you see 14kt on a multitone piece, that designation covers every color in it. Yellow, white, and rose gold each carry 58.3% pure gold by weight, so the purity standard is consistent throughout regardless of how those colors are achieved.

Style Notes

The visual logic of multitone gold, contrasting alloy colors in deliberate tension within a single piece, has appeared consistently from Edwardian two-tone work through contemporary mixed-metal design. That recurring presence across eras reflects a design approach that can be called timeless.

A Storied Heritage

The earliest documented use of diamonds in jewelry is traced to India, from alluvial sources active by the 4th century BCE, the Golconda region supplying material that moved through ancient trade networks connecting South Asia to Persia, Arabia, and eventually Rome, the stone arriving in Mediterranean jewelry culture centuries before the cutting developments that would later define its optical character.

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