the bird brooch modelled in the form of a cockatoo perched upon a branch, its head turned slightly right, the body formed by a carved oval emerald, the feather-engraved gold head and wing with pave diamond sections, the plume of gold wire head feathers terminating in round brilliant cut diamonds, an emerald set eye, two openwork gold wire tail feathers hanging down and set with a series of triangular collet emeralds, the branch formed of a line of corallium rubrum batons, baguette diamond claws, the cluster earrings each formed of principal carved emerald with three corallium rubrum batons below, within a pave diamond tapering scroll border, the curve extending to a spray of gold wires with diamond terminals, emulating the plume feathers of the bird brooch, mounted in yellow gold and platinum, each signed 'Cartier London', together with a case, accompanied by two IAJA Expertise reports no'd. XP1869-110924 for the bird and XP1870-110924 for the earrings, signed by Olivier Bachet & Bernhard Berger declaring that in their opinion these are both genuine Cartier items. Length of brooch 8cm / 3 1/8''
Length of earrings 2.5cm / 1'' Weight: 45g
Victorian cabochon emerald and 18ct gold ring, London (date mark is either 1878 or 1898), the oval 6.49ct Colombian emerald open collet set to a simple tapering gold mount, D shaped shank, accompanied by AGL report no. 1118060 giving the Colombian origin opinion and that the stone shows minor clarity treatment of a traditional type (oiling)
Emerald and diamond three stone ring, central cushion shaped emerald, approximately 2.20ct, with an old brilliant cut diamond either side, approximately total 2.25cts,