A double-row cultured pearl necklace with diamond clasp, together with a pair of pearl and diamond cluster earrings; the necklace strung with two strands of cultured pearls, white with silver overtones, measuring approximately 6 - 6.5mm diameter, the necklace measuring 68cm, to a box clasp set with round brilliant cut diamonds in a rectangular floral design, with a total estimated diamond weight of 1.00ct, marked '585' to the reverse, with safety catch, in a Mikimoto case, the earrings in an abstract lightning bolt design, each set with single-cut diamonds and a cultured pearl measuring 8.2mm in diameter, the pair with a total estimated diamond weight of 0.40ct, each earring measuring 21mm in length, with post fittings and butterfly backs, marked '585'. Total combined weight 84.2 grams (2)

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