Art Deco diamond and onyx double clip brooch, c.1930, of shaped lozenge outline, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Art Deco diamond and onyx double clip brooch, c.1930, of shaped lozenge outline,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 68035
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each clip of geometric arrowhead design, with stepped and fan like features, formed of angled lines of gradutated round brilliant cut diamonds and calibre and French-cut onyx stones
Length 10cm / 4''
Weight: 41.5g
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Art Deco diamond and onyx double clip brooch, c.1930, of shaped lozenge outline,

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