VAN CLEEF ARPELS Owl brooch, model created in 1969 In 18-carat yellow gold (750/1000) Adorned with angel-skin coral cabochons for the feathers, diamonds and emerald cabochons for the eyes Signed VCA, numbered 124930 and annotated '750 ©' on back French hallmark "Société R - Corne d'abondance - W pour l'Atelier Richard Double pin in 18K (750/1000) yellow gold, safety clasp Gross weight: 22.89 grams Height: 5.2 cm (Scratches from use, one coral shuttle missing) Condition report available on request: [email protected] NOTICE In 1954, Van Cleef Arpels brought a breath of fresh air to Place Vendôme with the creation of La Boutique, a unique venue offering a collection of modern day jewelry. Among these are charming animal clips whose mischievous motifs bring a touch of playfulness to the world of jewelry.

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