Late 18th century cushion cut diamond five petal flowerhead brooch, c.1790, centred by a principal slightly hexagonal old cut diamond in border of smaller cushion cuts, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Late 18th century cushion cut diamond five petal flowerhead brooch, c.1790, centred by a principal slightly hexagonal old cut diamond in border of smaller cushion cuts,
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 04830
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the five petals of openwork navette form with central line of graduated collet diamonds to a spaced two row line border of small cushion cut, all close collet and cut down collet set in silver
Width: 6.8cm / 2 5/8''
Central diamond spreads 7.3 x 5.3mm
Weight: 31g
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Late 18th century cushion cut diamond five petal flowerhead brooch, c.1790, centred by a principal slightly hexagonal old cut diamond in border of smaller cushion cuts,

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