Lot 18
  • 18

Conch pearl and diamond bracelet, Musy, circa 1880

Estimate
11,000 - 15,000 GBP
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Description

  • Musy
  • conch pearl, gold, diamond
The central motif millegrain-set with three conch pearls, circular- and single-cut diamonds, to a bracelet of foliate design similarly set with circular-, single-cut and rose diamonds, length approximately 165mm, signed Musy, one small diamond deficient, accompanied by two additional segments, fitted case.

Condition

Accompanied by CISGEM report no. 1496, stating that the three conch pearls were found to be natural, saltwater. Mounted in gold and silver. Signed Musy, Torino. Conch pearls of light pink, displaying typical characteristics, very light abrasions consistent with wear. Estimated total diamond weight approximately 6.00-9.00 carats, mixed colours and clarities, some I-included. Scratches to metal consistent with wear. Two extra additional segments. One diamond deficient. In good condition. Fitted case.
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Catalogue Note

Accompanied by CISGEM report no. 1496, stating that the three conch pearls were found to be natural, saltwater.