CARTIER - Rara ed importante spilla in oro CARTIER - Rare and important yellow g…

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CARTIER - Rara ed importante spilla in oro

CARTIER - Rare and important yellow gold brooch, circa 1960, depicting a robin bird on branch shoot, the body is represented by a carved Colombian emerald of estimated 15 ct. Completed by six small diamonds for about 0.15 ct and the eye with a small cabochon sapphire. Dimensions of the emerald approximately 17 x 13 x 11 mm. Dimensions of the brooch 40 x 35 mm. Weight 17.03 g.

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CARTIER - Rara ed importante spilla in oro

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