Necklace in 750°/00 yellow gold centered on a modernist motif in smooth brushed gold set with modern round brilliant-cut diamonds - approx. 0.40 ct total - and oval-cut rubies (approx. 2 cts total) surrounded by braided gold strands. Secure ratchet clasp contained in the central motif. The central motif results from the joining of two earrings, each signed GRIMA on the reverse (ca. 1967) with the addition of a central motif and a gold braid (soldering). Ca 1970. Eagle head hallmark on clasp. Length 35 cm. Gross weight: 39.10 g

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