TABBAH. A 750 white gold pendant in the shape of a heart, with its center set with a heart-shaped peridot weighing approximately 11.90 ct, surrounded by nineteen modern brilliant-cut diamonds and seventy-seven round-cut pink sapphires, the bail features an interlaced motif, set with eighteen diamonds. Lebanese craftsmanship, signed. Peridot dimensions: 14.9 x 14.7 x 9.2 mm Estimated total weight of diamonds/sapphires: 1.60/7 ct Height: 4.3 cm - Width: 3.2 cm Gross weight: 15.7 g Note: Founded in Beirut in 1862 by Joseph Tabbah, the House of TABBAH traces its roots to a family of engravers and quickly developed a renowned expertise in jewelry making. It particularly distinguished itself during the Art Deco era, and in the 1950s became the jeweler to members of the Al Saud royal family. Starting in the 1970s, Nabil Tabbah expanded the company internationally and created several iconic collections, including the “Phoenician Line” and the “Beret.”