Pair of domed diamond cluster clips brooches, French, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Pair of domed diamond cluster clips brooches, French,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 66927
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of shield shaped outline, the central section formed by a pave set diamond dome topped by a principal brilliant cut stone, the frames of stepped overlapping pattern with chevrons and arcs set with baguette and round cut stones, mounted in platinum, workshop mark for Henri Lavabre, French assymark,
Length 3.7cm / 1 3/8''
Weight: 44g
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Pair of domed diamond cluster clips brooches, French,

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