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Victor Mayer Candy Wine Red Enamel and 2 Akoya Pearls Earrings 18k Yellow Gold

Name: Victor Mayer Candy Wine Red Enamel and 2 Akoya Pearls Earrings 18k Yellow Gold
Brand: Victor Mayer
Rating: 5 (8 reviews)

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£2,780.03per item

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Victor Mayer round dangle earrings 18k yellow gold, Candy collection, translucent wine red vitreous enamel, guilloche, 2 akoya pearls, diameter with eyelet app. 11.6 mm x 24.8 mm About the creator Victor Mayer Victor Mayer is internationally renowned for elegant timeless designs and unrivalled expertise in historic craftsmanship. Lovers of the extraordinary appreciate the beauty of Victor Mayer's designs, which use extremely rare techniques such as genuine enamel or elaborate engravings. Since 1890, the company has stood for the finest jewellery Hand Made in Germany. It is an open secret that the most renowned brands, such as Fabergé, entrust the company with the production of their most exquisite collections. Reference: V1542/P4/29/00/106 Brand: VICTOR MAYER Collection: Candy Material: 18k rose gold, yellow gold Vitreous enamel: translucent wine red, guilloche Gemstones / Pearls: 2 akoya pearls Measurements: Ø with eyelet app. 11.6 mm x 24.8 mm About vitreous enamel: The inimitably luminous colours are literally created "in the fire": layer by layer, enamel is carefully fired in at 800 degrees Celsius. During guilloching, the finest wave patterns are engraved into the gold, creating a unique depth effect. Vitreous means made of glass: the ancient technique is almost forgotten today and Victor Mayer is perhaps the last manufactory to master it at the highest level. About guilloché: Guilloché refers to a class of enamel with abstract geometric patterns cut into the surface of precious metals and showing clearly through the overlying glaze. The manner in which the design is engraved into the metal increases the luminous quality and play of colors in the translucent glaze when the object is rotated to catch the light. About akoya pearls: The akoya pearl is a saltwater cultured pearl from the akoya oyster (Pinctada fucata martensii). Akoya are considered to be the classic pearl used for necklaces and other pearl jewelry, with perfect round shapes, bright mirror-like luster and neutral colors, akoya pearls are favored by most retailers and consumers as the classic pearl choice. This shape, combined with the high-luster found on top-quality akoya pearls, and their relative rarity compared to freshwater pearls, give akoya pearls a higher perceived value. (Source: Pearlparadise) We offer this piece of jewelry in yellow, white and rose gold. Choose from a wide range of enamel colors. Each of our jewelry pieces has an individual limit number engraved inside or on the back, which may differ from the one shown in the photos. This piece of jewelry comes in a high quality jewelry box and certificate from Victor Mayer.

Creator:
Victor Mayer
Metal:
18k Gold,Rose Gold,Yellow Gold,Enamel
Stone:
Pearl
Stone Cut:
Ball Cut
Weight:
5.8 g
Dimensions:
Height: 0.98 in (24.8 mm)Diameter: 0.46 in (11.6 mm)
Style:
Contemporary
Place of Origin:
Germany
Period:
21st Century
Date of Manufacture:
ca. 2020
Condition:
Seller Location:
Pforzheim, DE
Reference Number:
Seller: V1542/P4/29/00/1061stDibs: LU2224223909492

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Victor Mayer

Renowned for intricate and sophisticated jewelry, the Victor Mayer company has created personal adornments of the highest quality for over a century. Using complex guilloche and enamel techniques, the German manufacturer is known for its hoop earrings, pendants and cufflinks, while its authentic Victor Mayer Fabergé egg pendants, featuring delicate embellishments and exquisite enameling, have been especially popular with generations of connoisseurs.

Aftering studying at the Grand Ducal School of Arts and Crafts in Weimar, Germany, and training for three years in Vienna, Victor Mayer opened his jewelry business in 1890, in Pforzheim, Germany. His craftsmanship rapidly gained renown across Europe.

Ever mindful of evolving tastes, the company underwent three major style changes in Mayer’s lifetime, beginning with a focus on the Belle Époque of the late 19th century. It later adapted when Mayer saw that Art Nouveau was taking off around the world. The company remained operational during the first World War, and then once again adjusted its style to match the rising influence of Art Deco.

World War II shut down the Victor Mayer company, as jewelry was considered a non-essential wartime industry. After the war ended, the company slowly reopened and experienced a slight uptick in business.

Mayer died in 1946. His son, Oscar, and businessman Edmund Mohr managed the company together until the 1960s. Under Mohr and Mayer, it became a leader in producing fine accessories for gentlemen, while continuing to create jewelry for women.

In the 1960s, Mayer’s son, Hubert, and Mohr’s son, Herbert, succeeded their fathers. The duo steered the company in a new — but classic — creative direction. While in art school, Mohr had absorbed all he could regarding the artistic patronage of the Tsars. In the 1980s, he designed the company’s Esprit de Fabergé collection, which was modeled after the exuberant style of the master Fabergé crafters.

In 1989, the long-dormant House of Fabergé appointed the Victor Mayer company to be its workmaster until 2009. During this time, the company not only grew its customer base throughout Europe, Southeast Asia and North America, it revived the Fabergé jewelry line.

In 2005, Mohr retired, and his son, Marcus, took over the company’s management. Under his leadership, the Victor Mayer jewelry company continues to thrive and produce incomparable works of timeless elegance.

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Category

2010s Thai Contemporary Dangle Earrings

Materials

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