Round brilliant cut diamond and baguette diamond clasp, Cartier, Paris, with fittings for two rows, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Round brilliant cut diamond and baguette diamond clasp, Cartier, Paris, with fittings for two rows,
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 00806A9
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Description
the principal brilliant cut diamond bracket-claw set between two collet set baguettes, mounted in platinum and white , signed 'CARTIER' and 'MADE IN FRANCE', serial number mis-stamped: 8197 or 3197, 'PT950' and French assaymarks
Length including fittings 17mm / 11/16''
Weight: 5.5g
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Round brilliant cut diamond and baguette diamond clasp, Cartier, Paris, with fittings for two rows,

00806A9

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