Diamond, enamel and faience winged scarab brooch, French, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Diamond, enamel and faience winged scarab brooch, French,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 67812
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Description
the turquoise-blue Egyptian faience scarab between similar outstretched wings, the scarab bordered by diamonds and surmounted by diamond and black enamel 'antennae' with green and red enamel striped egyptianesque flowers either side, the wings edged by black enamel and secured by diamond collet highlights, mounted in gold, the diamonds millegrain set
Length 8cm / 3''
Weight: 24.5g
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Diamond, enamel and faience winged scarab brooch, French,

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