Art Deco diamond geometric and box collet strap bracelet | Object | S. J. Phillips

Art Deco diamond geometric and box collet strap bracelet
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 04153
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Description
, with eleven principal round brilliant cut diamonds inset to square links, spaced by geometric clusters of four stone round diamond collets flanking a baguette diamond boat link, mounted in platinum, pierced galleries, approximately 11.75cts of diamonds in all
Length 17.5cm / 6 7/8''
Width 0.7cm / �''
Weight: 28g
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Art Deco diamond geometric and box collet strap bracelet

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