Two pieces of Art Deco style diamond and camphor glass jewelry in 14k white gold. One brooch set with central single cut diamond in a panel of camphor glass in an ornate, art deco style filigree frame with locking safety closure and marked 14k at the clasp with unidentified maker's mark. One 14k white gold chain with spring clasp closure suspending a fixed pendant set with central brilliant cut diamond in a panel of camphor glass set in a filigree frame surrounded by 15 small pearls on either side (each side missing one pearl). The chain marked 14k at the clasp, the pendant unmarked. Chain length: 18 in; pendant length: 45.84 mm x width: 20.00 mm. Brooch length: 34.78 mm x width: 16.45 mm. Gross weight: 12.6 g.

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