Designed as a series of onyx baton links, interspersed with open work navette links accented with circular-cut diamonds and emeralds, suspending a pear-shaped diamond within an emerald frame, length approximately 410mm.

Tongue of clasp stamped with 14KG for 14 carat gold. Early 20th century composite. Onyx in good condition, few with chips and scratches. Emeralds well matched in colour. Diamond measuring approximately 17.0 x 7.8 x 4.1 weighing approximately 4.70 carats, estimated colour approximately H-I, estimated clarity approximately SI, a few pinpoints, as gauged and graded in mount. Smaller diamonds bright and lively. Clasp secure, safety catch. Some slight abrasions commensurate with age, with later additional onyx links added to the back. In good condition.
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