Demi Parure by Ebbe Weis-Weingart, Salem brooch "Baby Lion" and a pair of ear clips. Sulphured silver, marked 925, and fine gold. Brooch set with light jade in the shape of a lion, accentuated by a brilliant-cut diamond weighing ca. 0.09 ct. (F-G/vvsi) and a diamond navette of 0.16 ct. (F-G/vvsi). Corresponding ear clips each set with a brilliant-cut diamond solitaire weighing ca. 0.28 ct (H/if). Total weight ca. 54.97 g. Brooch set with Chinsese jade, brilliant approx. 0,09 ct. (F-G/vvsi) and diamond approx. 0,16 ct. (F-G/vvsi). A pair of earclips set with brilliants approx. 0,28 ct. (H/if), in silver and 24 k gold. Manufacturer's mark.

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