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A LADY OF TITLE
A SUITE OF IMPORTANT ANTIQUE DIAMOND JEWELLERY
Designed as a series of graduated old mine-cut diamond daisies, each in an old mine-cut diamond frame and festoon openwork surround suspending a drop-shaped diamond cluster, 40.0 cm. (one diamond deficient); and a pair of ear-pendants en suite, circa 1866, in a fitted case by Dumoret
Provenance: formerly the property of Empress Eugénie (1826-1920)
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A LADY OF TITLE
A SUITE OF IMPORTANT ANTIQUE DIAMOND JEWELLERY
Designed as a series of graduated old mine-cut diamond daisies, each in an old mine-cut diamond frame and festoon openwork surround suspending a drop-shaped diamond cluster, 40.0 cm. (one diamond deficient); and a pair of ear-pendants en suite, circa 1866, in a fitted case by Dumoret
Provenance: formerly the property of Empress Eugénie (1826-1920)
(2)