Art Deco diamond line bracelet by Boucheron, Paris c.1920, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Art Deco diamond line bracelet by Boucheron, Paris c.1920,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 04054A2
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box collet set with 30 graduated old round brilliant cut diamonds, mounted in platinum, signed 'BOUCHERON PARIS', workshop mark appears to be for FB, French assaymarks, approximately 11cts in all
Length 17.3cm / 6�''
Width at centre 0.6cm / �''
Weight: 22g
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Art Deco diamond line bracelet by Boucheron, Paris c.1920,

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