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Rene Boivin Platinum Diamond Lily Brooch
This antique Rene Boivin platinum and diamond lily-of-the-valley brooch, dating to the 1880s, captures the natural inspiration that defined early French jewelry design. Shaped as a stylized flowering branch, it’s set with a mix of old mine, rose, and cushion cut diamonds. Each stone is carefully positioned to form a cascading floral silhouette. Two pavé-set leaves complete the design, adding delicate curves, that enhances the organic flow of the brooch.
This Rene Boivin diamond lily-of-the-valley brooch is designed "en tremblant", with the four lower rows of bezel-set diamonds mounted on fine wire supports so they are freely articulated and gently tremble with every movement, enhancing their brilliance when the brooch is touched or worn.
A rare early example from the House of Boivin, this jewel is a collectible work of wearable art.
A Jewelry Identification Report is included, listing the specifications of all the diamonds (see photo 4 for details).
The brooch was created by Rene Boivin in France in the 1880s. It is made of platinum, old mine cut, Old European cut and rose cut diamonds (F-I color, VS clarity, total weight approximately 12.60 carats). This remarkable Rene Boivin brooch measures 2 1/2" x 1 3/4" (6.5 x 4.5 cm) and weighs 24.9 grams. This antique French brooch is stamped with French hallmarks for platinum and Rene Boivin maker's mark.
In great condition; wear consistent with age and use (please see pictures for details).
Reserve: $88,000.00
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Rene Boivin Platinum Diamond Lily Brooch
This antique Rene Boivin platinum and diamond lily-of-the-valley brooch, dating to the 1880s, captures the natural inspiration that defined early French jewelry design. Shaped as a stylized flowering branch, it’s set with a mix of old mine, rose, and cushion cut diamonds. Each stone is carefully positioned to form a cascading floral silhouette. Two pavé-set leaves complete the design, adding delicate curves, that enhances the organic flow of the brooch.
This Rene Boivin diamond lily-of-the-valley brooch is designed "en tremblant", with the four lower rows of bezel-set diamonds mounted on fine wire supports so they are freely articulated and gently tremble with every movement, enhancing their brilliance when the brooch is touched or worn.
A rare early example from the House of Boivin, this jewel is a collectible work of wearable art.
A Jewelry Identification Report is included, listing the specifications of all the diamonds (see photo 4 for details).
The brooch was created by Rene Boivin in France in the 1880s. It is made of platinum, old mine cut, Old European cut and rose cut diamonds (F-I color, VS clarity, total weight approximately 12.60 carats). This remarkable Rene Boivin brooch measures 2 1/2" x 1 3/4" (6.5 x 4.5 cm) and weighs 24.9 grams. This antique French brooch is stamped with French hallmarks for platinum and Rene Boivin maker's mark.
In great condition; wear consistent with age and use (please see pictures for details).
Reserve: $88,000.00
Shipping:
Your purchase is protected:
In the rare event that the item did not conform to the lot description in the sale, Jasper52 specialists are here to help. Buyers may return the item for a full refund provided you notify Jasper52 within 5 days of receiving the item.
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Antique Rene Boivin Platinum Diamond BROOCH Circa 1880s
Estimate $106,000-$127,000
Starting Price
$44,000
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Aug 6, 2026, 6:00 PM EDTNew York, NY, United States
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