of blue enamel open work circular design, applied with the entwined crowned monogram of George V and Queen Mary, set with circular-cut and rose diamonds, accented with seed pearls, fitted case stamped Carrington & Co, later safety catch to the reverse.

Anon, Lady Crewe’s Jewels – Worn Constantly, 22 July 1933, p.12, Brooch, G. R. in diamonds on pinky mauve enamel

Mounted in silver and gold. Later safety catch to reverse. Diamonds bright and lively, seed pearls well matched with good to medium lustre and slight rose overtone. Overall good condition. Fitted case stamped Carrington & Co in good condition.
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