19th century graduated old brilliant cut diamond necklace, c.1870, | Object | S. J. Phillips

19th century graduated old brilliant cut diamond necklace, c.1870,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 06776
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open cut down collet set with 58 old round and cushion cut diamonds, mounted in silver and gold, hinged loop to front for pendant, later tongue fitting, approximately 27.50cts of diamonds in all
Length 40cm / 15�''
Width across central collet 0.7cm / 5/16''
Weight: 32g
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