Early 20th century cabochon emerald and diamond collet bracelet possibly by Marcus & Co., American c.1905 | Object | S. J. Phillips

Early 20th century cabochon emerald and diamond collet bracelet possibly by Marcus & Co., American c.1905
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 04088
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, with seven cushion shaped sugarloaf cabochon emeralds, spaced by diamond collet quatrelobe and single collet links articulated, mounted in platinum and gold, partial signature: '&CO'
Length 16.5cm / 6�''
Width at widest collet 0.7cm / �''
Weight: 17g
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Early 20th century cabochon emerald and diamond collet bracelet possibly by Marcus & Co., American c.1905

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