Late 19th century cabochon ruby and diamond two row bracelet by Koch, German c.1895, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Late 19th century cabochon ruby and diamond two row bracelet by Koch, German c.1895,
Price: £10,000-£20,000
Ref No. 01699A2
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Description
of open tram-track design collet set with six graduated circular cut diamonds spaced by oval cabochon rubies, between two lines of diamond collet chains, mounted in platinum and 14ct yellow gold, signed 'Koch' and 585
Lengths 18cm / 7'' and 16.5cm / 6�''
Weight: 37.5g
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