Emerald, diamond and gold spectacle set long chain necklace, the wirework links of openwork spiral twist baton shape, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Emerald, diamond and gold spectacle set long chain necklace, the wirework links of openwork spiral twist baton shape,
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 06443
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Description
spaced by ten rectangular emeralds of step cut and ten old European cut diamonds, testing as 18ct with 22ct gilding, approximately 5cts of diamonds and 4cts of emeralds
Length 140cm / 55''
Emeralds approximately 5 x 4mm
Weight: 37g
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Emerald, diamond and gold spectacle set long chain necklace, the wirework links of openwork spiral twist baton shape,

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