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Art Deco Onyx And Diamond Target Earrings Art Deco Onyx And Diamond Target Earrings
£1,875.00
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A pair of platinum Art Deco onyx and diamond target stud earrings. Each stud consists of a central old cut round diamond, rubover set; surrounded by onyx and finished with a row of grain set rose cut diamonds.
The earrings are finished with a fine millegrain edge and complete with 18ct yellow gold post and fittings.
Total assessed diamond weight 0.48ct
Assessed diamond colour of H-I and clarity VS2
Attributed to Lacloche Frères, circa 1930
A pair of platinum Art Deco onyx and diamond target stud earrings. Each stud consists of a central old cut round diamond, rubover set; surrounded by onyx and finished with a row of grain set rose cut diamonds.
The earrings are finished with a fine millegrain edge and complete with 18ct yellow gold post and fittings.
Total assessed diamond weight 0.48ct
Assessed diamond colour of H-I and clarity VS2
Attributed to Lacloche Frères, circa 1930
Description
Description
A pair of platinum Art Deco onyx and diamond target stud earrings. Each stud consists of a central old cut round diamond, rubover set; surrounded by onyx and finished with a row of grain set rose cut diamonds.
The earrings are finished with a fine millegrain edge and complete with 18ct yellow gold post and fittings.
Total assessed diamond weight 0.48ct
Assessed diamond colour of H-I and clarity VS2
Attributed to Lacloche Frères, circa 1930
A pair of platinum Art Deco onyx and diamond target stud earrings. Each stud consists of a central old cut round diamond, rubover set; surrounded by onyx and finished with a row of grain set rose cut diamonds.
The earrings are finished with a fine millegrain edge and complete with 18ct yellow gold post and fittings.
Total assessed diamond weight 0.48ct
Assessed diamond colour of H-I and clarity VS2
Attributed to Lacloche Frères, circa 1930
