Two stone diamond bombe cluster ring, French, topped by principal round brilliant cut stones, 1.52ct and 1.46ct, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Two stone diamond bombe cluster ring, French, topped by principal round brilliant cut stones, 1.52ct and 1.46ct,
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 00437
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claw set in crossover form to baguette diamond scroll lines, atop a bombe mount pave set with circular cut diamonds, mounted in platinum, French assaymarks
Weight: 11g
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Two stone diamond bombe cluster ring, French, topped by principal round brilliant cut stones, 1.52ct and 1.46ct,

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