Diamond set geometric fibula style brooch by John Rubel, French, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Diamond set geometric fibula style brooch by John Rubel, French,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 00632
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Description
the elongated 'C' shape set with lines of square, baguette and 'pencil' cut diamonds, a larger grouping to one end, the fancy cut stones forming stepped feathered edges, mounted in platinum, French assaymarks and workshop mark
Length 7.7cm / 3''
Weight: 15g
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Diamond set geometric fibula style brooch by John Rubel, French,

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