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AN ART DECO DIAMOND BROOCH, 1930S designed as an open circle accented by a geometric bow, set throughout with transitional and baguette cut diamonds, the diamonds all totalling 6.0-6.5 carats, no assay marks, 3.7cm, 11.9g.

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AN ART DECO DIAMOND BROOCH, 1930S designed as an open circle accented by a geometric bow, set throughout with transitional and baguette cut diamonds, the diamonds all totalling 6.0-6.5 carats, no assay marks, 3.7cm, 11.9g.

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