Ring in two-tone 18K (750/1000) gold representing a bow paved with rose-cut diamonds in a grain setting and closed with pearls. The ribbon is finished with two old mine cut diamonds in claw setting. The inside of the ring is engraved "F.C.-D.M. 4 March 1919". Numbered 3162. French work between 1911 and 1920. Hallmark of the jewelers Joseph-Alexis Jacquet Paul Bsisuel, in Lyon. In its bordeau leather case Finger size: 56 - Gross weight: 5.2 g

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