DAVID MORRIS (ATTRIBUTED TO) JEWELRY SET In yellow gold, comprising - A flocon brooch, lapis lazuli cabochons, turquoise cabochons and small diamonds. - A matching ring. - A pair of matching ear clips. About 1960. A diamond, lapis lazuli, turquoise and 18k gold ensemble comprising a ring, a pair of earclips and a brooch, attributed to David Morris. Circa 1960. RC : Diameter of the brooch: 5 cm approximately. Height of a clip: about 3 cm. TDD : 53-54; US : 6 1/2 (changeable). Total weight : 61,5 g. (18k - 750)

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