19th century Burma ruby and diamond cross pendant, c.1850,

19th century Burma ruby and diamond cross pendant, c.1850,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 02403
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Description
the Latin form set along the arms with eleven cushion and oval cut facetted rubies, the central junction encircled by a ring of small cushion cut diamonds, each terminal with a further diamond highlight, all close collet set in silver and 18ct gold, on a four-stone diamond set suspension loop, French control marks for silver and 18ct gold, together with a later fitted S J Phillips case
Length 6cm / 2 3/8''
Width 4cm / 1�''
Weight: 8.65g
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