Pair of 18th century cushion cut diamond flower cluster earrings, c.1750, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Pair of 18th century cushion cut diamond flower cluster earrings, c.1750,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 03702
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of round outline with larger diamond to cente in an eight stone diamond line cluster, outer openwork spiralling 'petals' having a radiating effect, close cut down collet set in silver with cushion and old brilliant cut diamonds
Diameter 2.6cm / 1''
Weight: 13.5g
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Pair of 18th century cushion cut diamond flower cluster earrings, c.1750,

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