19th century cushion cut diamond cross pendant, c.1880, | Object | S. J. Phillips

19th century cushion cut diamond cross pendant, c.1880,
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 02680
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Description
of Latin form, in arm set with cushion and old European cut diamonds, silver coronet claw gallery, each securing claw terminal embellished with a rose cut diamond, gold backed, upon a cushion cut diamond line suspension loop with French assaymark
Length including suspension loop 7.3cm / 2 7/8''
Width 3.8cm / 1�''
Weight: 12.5g
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19th century cushion cut diamond cross pendant, c.1880,

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