Conjunto de joyas que incluye un reloj de pulsera de diamantes, compuesto por: un anillo y un collar colgante de platino, cada uno de ellos engastado con un zafiro de talla circular, tamaño del anillo O, sellos británicos, longitud del collar 43 cm, estampado PT950; un par de pendientes de zafiro a juego, un collar de perlas cultivadas con cierre de oro blanco, largo 50 cm, cierre estampado 750; un par de pendientes de perlas cultivadas, pendientes de perlas cultivadas, enganches; un colgante de perlas cultivadas y diamantes en un collar de alambre de oro blanco, largo 40 cm, cierre estampado 750; y un reloj de pulsera de plata, nácar y diamantes de Links of London, caja de 3,1 cm de ancho, movimiento de cuarzo, sellos británicos, numerado 6020.0208 y 6020.02.4115.A, junto con una bolsa con el sello de David Morris.

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