A two-tone 18K gold 750‰ set with granulation-enhanced florets, set with oval and pear-shaped citrines, consisting of a necklace, two woven mesh bracelets (minor accidents and distortions), a pair of earrings, a brooch (can be used as a belt buckle) and a gilt silver and gold tiara (comb missing). In its red morocco case, gilded with small irons. Dimensions: Necklace L. 37 cm Bracelets length about 15 cm Earrings H. 4 cm Brooch 3,90 x 4,60 cm Tiara H. 3,80 cm and W. about 13 cm The pendants are stamped with a ram's head, Paris 1819-1838. Gross weight 150 g

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