Pair of mid-20th century diamond floral cluster earrings by Cartier, London c.1950, claw set with old brilliant cut diamonds forming a five-petal flowerhead, larger diamond to centre, smaller old brilliants dotted around and set to the two flanking leaf motifs and stems below, mounted in platinum, signed 'Cartier London', approximately 5cts in all

Pair of mid-20th century diamond floral cluster earrings by Cartier, London c.1950, claw set with old brilliant cut diamonds forming a five-petal flowerhead, larger diamond to centre, smaller old brilliants dotted around and set to the two flanking leaf motifs and stems below, mounted in platinum, signed 'Cartier London', approximately 5cts in all
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 03921
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Length 2.5cm / 1''
Weight: 19.5g
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