Diamond brooch, Hennell, Circa 1913

Designed as a lace ribbon tied into a bow, set with circular-, single-cut and rose diamonds, signed Hennell.

Signed Hennell. Estimated total diamond weight approximately 3.50-4.00 carats, mixed colours and clarities, stones bright and lively. Secure clasp. Slight abrasions to mount consistent with age and wear. Brooch pin not detachable. In very good condition.
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Hennell was founded in London in 1736 and started producing jewellery in the late 18th Century. They were known predominantly as silversmiths but also for dealing in pearls and producing fine jewellery in the first half of 20th Century.