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Louis Comfort Tiffany Yogo Sapphire and Diamond Necklace
Exemplifying the visionary artistry of Louis Comfort Tiffany, this extraordinary necklace displays thirteen rare Yogo sapphires from Montana’s famed Yogo Gulch, totaling approximately 4.00 carats. Accompanied by an AGL report confirming their Montana origin and entirely untreated status, the sapphires display the vivid cornflower blue unique to this region. Accented by approximately 2.80 carats of round cut diamonds and lustrous pearls, the necklace is composed of rhombus-shaped links alternating with pearls, each link highlighted by a central diamond. At the front, three graduated chains converge into a striking three-tier, six-stone pyramid of sapphires, with the clasp set with an additional sapphire. Set in platinum.
Mined exclusively from Yogo Gulch, these sapphires are renowned for their exceptional natural hue. George Kunz, Tiffany & Co. gemologist in the 1880s, described them as “the finest precious gemstones ever found in America.” Unlike most sapphires, Yogo stones retain their color naturally, without heat treatment, preserving their purity and brilliance.
Created under the direction of Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933), a pioneering force in American decorative arts, this necklace exemplifies his innovative approach to color, light, and organic forms. As founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Charles Lewis Tiffany, he emerged as a leading Art Nouveau artist, with jewelry distinguished by a painterly arrangement of gemstones. The design reflects the brilliance of Meta K. Overbeck, Head Designer of Tiffany’s Art Jewelry Department, who brought Tiffany’s vision to life through creations celebrating nature and color. This remarkable necklace is accompanied by its IAJA report, attesting to its illustrious history.
20" length
Circa 1914-1933
Signed “Tiffany & Co.”
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Mined exclusively from Yogo Gulch, these sapphires are renowned for their exceptional natural hue. George Kunz, Tiffany & Co. gemologist in the 1880s, described them as “the finest precious gemstones ever found in America.” Unlike most sapphires, Yogo stones retain their color naturally, without heat treatment, preserving their purity and brilliance.
Created under the direction of Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933), a pioneering force in American decorative arts, this necklace exemplifies his innovative approach to color, light, and organic forms. As founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Charles Lewis Tiffany, he emerged as a leading Art Nouveau artist, with jewelry distinguished by a painterly arrangement of gemstones. The design reflects the brilliance of Meta K. Overbeck, Head Designer of Tiffany’s Art Jewelry Department, who brought Tiffany’s vision to life through creations celebrating nature and color. This remarkable necklace is accompanied by its IAJA report, attesting to its illustrious history.
20" length
Circa 1914-1933
Signed “Tiffany & Co.”
Download the Reports
Exemplifying the visionary artistry of Louis Comfort Tiffany, this extraordinary necklace displays thirteen rare Yogo sapphires from Montana’s famed Yogo Gulch, totaling approximately 4.00 carats. Accompanied by an AGL report confirming their Montana origin and entirely untreated status, the sapphires display the vivid cornflower blue unique to this region. Accented by approximately 2.80 carats of round cut diamonds and lustrous pearls, the necklace is composed of rhombus-shaped links alternating with pearls, each link highlighted by a central diamond. At the front, three graduated chains converge into a striking three-tier, six-stone pyramid of sapphires, with the clasp set with an additional sapphire. Set in platinum.
Mined exclusively from Yogo Gulch, these sapphires are renowned for their exceptional natural hue. George Kunz, Tiffany & Co. gemologist in the 1880s, described them as “the finest precious gemstones ever found in America.” Unlike most sapphires, Yogo stones retain their color naturally, without heat treatment, preserving their purity and brilliance.
Created under the direction of Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933), a pioneering force in American decorative arts, this necklace exemplifies his innovative approach to color, light, and organic forms. As founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Charles Lewis Tiffany, he emerged as a leading Art Nouveau artist, with jewelry distinguished by a painterly arrangement of gemstones. The design reflects the brilliance of Meta K. Overbeck, Head Designer of Tiffany’s Art Jewelry Department, who brought Tiffany’s vision to life through creations celebrating nature and color. This remarkable necklace is accompanied by its IAJA report, attesting to its illustrious history.
20" length
Circa 1914-1933
Signed “Tiffany & Co.”
Download the Reports
Mined exclusively from Yogo Gulch, these sapphires are renowned for their exceptional natural hue. George Kunz, Tiffany & Co. gemologist in the 1880s, described them as “the finest precious gemstones ever found in America.” Unlike most sapphires, Yogo stones retain their color naturally, without heat treatment, preserving their purity and brilliance.
Created under the direction of Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933), a pioneering force in American decorative arts, this necklace exemplifies his innovative approach to color, light, and organic forms. As founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Charles Lewis Tiffany, he emerged as a leading Art Nouveau artist, with jewelry distinguished by a painterly arrangement of gemstones. The design reflects the brilliance of Meta K. Overbeck, Head Designer of Tiffany’s Art Jewelry Department, who brought Tiffany’s vision to life through creations celebrating nature and color. This remarkable necklace is accompanied by its IAJA report, attesting to its illustrious history.
20" length
Circa 1914-1933
Signed “Tiffany & Co.”
Download the Reports
$228,500.00
Louis Comfort Tiffany Yogo Sapphire and Diamond Necklace—
$228,500.00
Description
Exemplifying the visionary artistry of Louis Comfort Tiffany, this extraordinary necklace displays thirteen rare Yogo sapphires from Montana’s famed Yogo Gulch, totaling approximately 4.00 carats. Accompanied by an AGL report confirming their Montana origin and entirely untreated status, the sapphires display the vivid cornflower blue unique to this region. Accented by approximately 2.80 carats of round cut diamonds and lustrous pearls, the necklace is composed of rhombus-shaped links alternating with pearls, each link highlighted by a central diamond. At the front, three graduated chains converge into a striking three-tier, six-stone pyramid of sapphires, with the clasp set with an additional sapphire. Set in platinum.
Mined exclusively from Yogo Gulch, these sapphires are renowned for their exceptional natural hue. George Kunz, Tiffany & Co. gemologist in the 1880s, described them as “the finest precious gemstones ever found in America.” Unlike most sapphires, Yogo stones retain their color naturally, without heat treatment, preserving their purity and brilliance.
Created under the direction of Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933), a pioneering force in American decorative arts, this necklace exemplifies his innovative approach to color, light, and organic forms. As founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Charles Lewis Tiffany, he emerged as a leading Art Nouveau artist, with jewelry distinguished by a painterly arrangement of gemstones. The design reflects the brilliance of Meta K. Overbeck, Head Designer of Tiffany’s Art Jewelry Department, who brought Tiffany’s vision to life through creations celebrating nature and color. This remarkable necklace is accompanied by its IAJA report, attesting to its illustrious history.
20" length
Circa 1914-1933
Signed “Tiffany & Co.”
Download the Reports
Mined exclusively from Yogo Gulch, these sapphires are renowned for their exceptional natural hue. George Kunz, Tiffany & Co. gemologist in the 1880s, described them as “the finest precious gemstones ever found in America.” Unlike most sapphires, Yogo stones retain their color naturally, without heat treatment, preserving their purity and brilliance.
Created under the direction of Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933), a pioneering force in American decorative arts, this necklace exemplifies his innovative approach to color, light, and organic forms. As founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Charles Lewis Tiffany, he emerged as a leading Art Nouveau artist, with jewelry distinguished by a painterly arrangement of gemstones. The design reflects the brilliance of Meta K. Overbeck, Head Designer of Tiffany’s Art Jewelry Department, who brought Tiffany’s vision to life through creations celebrating nature and color. This remarkable necklace is accompanied by its IAJA report, attesting to its illustrious history.
20" length
Circa 1914-1933
Signed “Tiffany & Co.”
Download the Reports
