Extravagant brilliant-cut diamond demi parure from the 1970s Necklace and corresponding bracelet. Single-row necklace and bracelet of round, deeply hollowed links, open at the front, with movable spheres, crowned by brilliant-cut diamonds weighing ca. 1.91 ct (F-G/if). Total weight approx. 132.29 g. Very elaborate goldsmith workmanship by the jeweler Hans-Leo Peters, Ratingen. Enclosed certificate. Bracelet and necklace, set with brilliants approx. 1,91 ct. (F-G/if), in 18 k gold. Certificate included.

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