18 karat gold, diamond and enamel 'tiger' bracelet, David Webb

Designed as a tiger's head with articulated body terminating in a looped tail, decorated with black enamel stripes, the eyes of cabochon emeralds, the forehead and collar set with round diamonds weighing approximately 2.50 carats, gross weight approximately 59 dwts., mounted in 18 karat gold and platinum, signed Webb. With signed box.

Interior circumference approximately 6 inches. Minor damage to the enamel in a few places, but in good condition overall. Diamonds are approximately F-G color and VS clarity. Emeralds are of decorative quality. Signed Webb.
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