pierced and decorated, one depicting front and back with a bird with outstretched wings flying down to a gourd shaped fruit, possibly an aubergine, on a ground of trailing leafy branches, the other, similar, with broad leaves and flowerheads, the panels surmounted by graduated red enamelled and diamond Chinoiserie scroll-bars, from similarly enamelled and diamond set tapering baton lines, round cabochon jade collet tops, mounted in platinum and 18ct gold, signed 'CARTIER' to screw-back fittings, and to the gallery edges: 'CARTIER', 'PLAT', '18K', accompanied by (PDF scan of) IAJA Expertise report no. XP1990-251024 signed by Olivier Bachet & Bernhard Berger declaring that in their opinion these are a genuine Cartier item by Cartier New York, circa 1925 Length 7cm / 2 7/8''
Width 1.8cm / �''
Panels approximately 3.2 x 1.6 x 0.4cm / 1�'' x 5/8'' x 3/16'' Weight: 23.5g
Early 20th century ruby and diamond line bracelet by Boucheron, Paris c.1915, alternating trios of French cut diamonds and rectangular cut Burma rubies,
Late 19th century ruby and diamond line bracelet, c.1890, formerly belonging to the Royal House of the Bourbon Parma family, with eight graduated cushion cut Burma rubies alternating seven old round brilliant and cushion cut diamonds,