Early 19th century diamond openwork oval cluster bracelet, English, c.1820, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Early 19th century diamond openwork oval cluster bracelet, English, c.1820,
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 04963
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Description
the eight ovals links set around with old cut diamonds graduating larger to either side, joined by graduated three stone cushion cut diamond bars, mostly all open cut down collet set, mounted in silver and gold
Length:18cm
Width: 1.5cm
Weight: 14.5g
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Early 19th century diamond openwork oval cluster bracelet, English, c.1820,

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