No reserve price - Brooch Silver - 5.20ct. tw. Ruby - Ruby





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Vintage Art Déco silver brooch in sterling silver (925) in a flower-basket design from the 1940s–1950s, set with 32 rubies (3×3 mm) totaling about 5.2 ct, with 32 surrounding rubies totaling 5.2 ct, total weight 16.33 g, originating from the United Kingdom, with marcasite details and a functioning barrel hinge at the back, in good used condition with some wear, and no laboratory report.
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Refined vintage pin from the 1940s–1950s in the shape of a flowering basket. The piece is made of sterling silver with the 925 stamp punched on the back and is decorated with marcasite details. The bouquet consists of 32 rubies about 3×3 mm each, individually set to form the flowers. The total estimated carat weight of the gems is between 3.5 and 5.5 carats. The back features a perforated structure to enhance the light of the stones and the typical vintage barrel hinge, perfectly functioning. Technical details:Material: 925 sterling silver and marcasiteGems: 32 rubies of 3×3 mmTotal weight: 16.33 gramsEra: circa 1940–1950Origin: manufacture from the Anglo-Saxon area
Refined vintage pin from the 1940s–1950s in the shape of a flowering basket. The piece is made of sterling silver with the 925 stamp punched on the back and is decorated with marcasite details. The bouquet consists of 32 rubies about 3×3 mm each, individually set to form the flowers. The total estimated carat weight of the gems is between 3.5 and 5.5 carats. The back features a perforated structure to enhance the light of the stones and the typical vintage barrel hinge, perfectly functioning. Technical details:Material: 925 sterling silver and marcasiteGems: 32 rubies of 3×3 mmTotal weight: 16.33 gramsEra: circa 1940–1950Origin: manufacture from the Anglo-Saxon area
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