designed as a scrolling slender ribbon strand set along with a line of old brilliant cut diamonds, tied loosely to the centre with a double bow, the ends trailing either side in a undulating fashion to forked ends, mounted in silver and gold, together with a case with stamp for Carrington & Co, approximately 26.50cts of diamonds in all Height at front including frame 4.8cm / 1 7/8'' Weight: 65g
Late 18th / early 19th century graduated golden topaz collets as a bandeau, c.1800, some of the collets earlier, formerly belonging to Gloria, the late Dowager Countess Bathurst, converted from another jewel,
19th century floral and foliate rose tiara, English c.1840, centred by a tremblant five-petalled bloom in the form of a stylised dog rose, featuring a light yellow cushion cut diamond to centre, approximately 2.50ct,