19th century diamond navette cluster bracelet, c.1820 | Object | S. J. Phillips

19th century diamond navette cluster bracelet, c.1820
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 04269
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with seven openwork boat shaped clusters of graduated three stone diamonds bordered by graduated diamonds, diamond trio joins in between, open cut down collet set in silver and gold with old brilliant and cushion cut stones, approximately 10.50cts in all
Length 18cm / 7''
Width 1.2cm / �''
Weight: 18g
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19th century diamond navette cluster bracelet, c.1820

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