Pair of earrings, circa 1900 In 18k (750) white gold, adorned with a mobile drop of 3 close-set millegrain diamonds holding a claw-mounted cushion-cut diamond weighing approx. 0.40 carat each. Yellow gold hexagonal pusher clasp. French master hallmark, H.fleurM. on the pusher. In their original case signed Ed. Fouilhoux Joallier in Paris Pour Edouard Fouilloux 29 Octobre 1886, biffage en 1921, Médaille d'honneur à Paris en 1878 et en 1899. Gold medal in 1900. Length: 2 cm. Gross weight: 3.15 g.

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