Diamond pendant, circa 1910

Of open work design, collet-set at the centre with a cushion-shaped diamond, within two curved lines of graduated similar stones, on a later fine curb link chain,

Metal tested as platinum. The central cushion shaped diamond estimated to weigh approximately 3.00 carats, K colour, SI2 clarity in our experts' opinion (gauged and graded in mounting). The rest of the diamonds estimated to weigh approximately 6.00 - 7.00 carats in total, mixed in colour, generally SI clarity (a few VS), a few naturals. Two small rose-cut deficient on bail. Two threads at the back, the central part with the diamond can be unscrewed. Scratches to metal commensurate with age and wear. In overall good condition.
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