A group of assorted jewellery, comprising: a French Art Deco platinum ring mount, French assay mark, ring size M-N approximately; two French early 20th century circular photo locket pendants, French assay marks; a wedding band, ring size M¼; a channel set calibré sapphire bar component; two diamond set crown components; a quantity of vacant collets and findings to include four brooch pins and part of a clasp; two Omega manual wind wristwatch movements; a Leroy pocket watch movement; a quantity of unmounted gemstones to include two tiger's eye bars, cultured pearls, and eight pear shaped coral (corallium rubrum) cabochons; and a small quantity of costume jewellery (a lot)

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