Pair of sapphire and diamond snowflake style cluster dome earrings, c.1970, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Pair of sapphire and diamond snowflake style cluster dome earrings, c.1970,
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 68334A1
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the clusters of pentagonal outline and set with cushion, oval and circular cut sapphires, diamond accents in between, upon a pave set round brilliant cut diamond ground, mounted in 18ct white gold with yellow gold claws to the sapphires, stamped 750 and French control mark (import)
Diameter 2.6cm / 1 1/16''
Weight: 30.5g
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Pair of sapphire and diamond snowflake style cluster dome earrings, c.1970,

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