Lot of 13 jewels including: a pair of 18 carat yellow gold Mughal earrings set with fine pearls, a pair of translucent glass medallions set with "Bouquets de fleurs" set with an 18 carat yellow gold hoop, a 9 carat yellow gold "Croix" pendant, a silver "Croix" pendant set with turquoise, a silver pendant set with colored glass and enamel depicting an "Elégante", a pair of rectangular medallions in silver and eglomised glass with gouache depicting "Young Boys", three round medallions in 18-carat yellow gold with eglomised glass and gouache depicting "Bouquets of Flowers" and "Mother and Child", as well as an oval pendant and an Indian round in 18-carat yellow gold, one set with emeralds and the other with stones depicting a "Central Rose". Period: 17th to 19th century.

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