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David Yurman Sterling silver and 18k gold ladies lariat wheat chain necklace. lariat adjusts in length. Center QUATREFOIL is covered in 18K Yellow Gold. Hanging from the Lariat is a faceted Citrine Lobster Claw closure. Hallmarked 750 925 D.Y. This is out of our massive collection of Hopi, Zuni, Navajo, Southwestern, sterling silver, costume jewelry and fine jewelry from one collector. Be sure to check our store front for more fabulous pieces from this collection. We have been selling this collection on 1st dibs since 2013. You can Follow us via storefront as well! To find out how please contact me and I’ll let you know how! Thank you, P.A.C. Any questions please call, email or hit contact.
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Additional info
| Brand | David Yurman |
|---|---|
| Metal | Gold, Sterling Silver |
| Stone | Citrine |
| Place of Origin | USA |
| Period | 1990-1999 |
| Date of Manufacture | 1990s |
| Condition | Excellent. |
| Stone Cut | Cabochon |
About David Yurman
David Yurman is a timeless model of inspiration, innovation and consummate craftsmanship. America’s foremost luxury jewellery and timepiece brand, the company was founded in New York City by David, a sculptor, and his wife Sybil, a painter, and built on a passion for art and design. When they began collaborating, their intention was not to start a business but to make beautifully designed objects to wear.
David Yurman is a timeless model of inspiration, innovation and consummate craftsmanship. America’s foremost luxury jewellery and timepiece brand, the company was founded in New York City by David, a sculptor, and his wife Sybil, a painter, and built on a passion for art and design. When they began collaborating, their intention was not to start a business but to make beautifully designed objects to wear.
