Jadeite and Diamond Bracelet and Brooch, Circa 1925

The bracelet composed of openwork links set with carved jadeite tablets, accented by single-cut diamonds weighing approximately 2.80 carats, mounted in platinum and white gold, length 6½ inches, with French assay marks; the brooch of oblong oval form set with a carved jadeite segment of floral design, framed by single-cut diamonds weighing approximately 1.95 carats, accented by calibré-cut emeralds, mounted in platinum.

The bracelet set with 118 single-cut diamonds approximately I-J color and VS-SI clarity. Nice engraving detail on the edges of the bracelet and with a white gold extension section near clasp. Fitted with a safety chain. The brooch is set with 106 single-cut diamonds approximately G-I color and VS-SI clarity. The jade plaque is slightly lighter and more color mottled than pictured in the printed catalogue. The small emeralds are of a bright green color, one chipped. Overall in good condition.
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