Comprising: a bracelet, set with cabochon turquoises, circular-cut sapphires and brilliant-cut diamonds, length approximately 175mm, maker's mark for Ben Rosenfeld, British hallmarks; a pair of ear clips, unsigned; and a brooch designed as a pair of flowers, set with cabochon turquoises, circular-cut sapphires and circular-cut diamonds, maker's mark for Ben Rosenfeld, British hallmarks.

Bracelet: British hallmark for 18 carat gold, London, date letter k for 1965 to underside of clasp, additional British hallmark for 18 carat gold on tongue. Maker's mark BRLD for Ben Rosenfeld Ltd to underside of clasp. Overall dimensions approximately 175mm x 20mm. Very well-articulated, secure clasp with safety catch. Ear clips: unsigned, secure hinged clip fittings. Brooch: British hallmark for 18 carat gold, London, date letter e for 1960 on stem of one flower. Maker's mark BRLD for Ben Rosenfeld Ltd on stem of one flower. Hinged double pin brooch fitting, secure clasp. Turquoises bright greenish-blue, opaque, some with typical matrix inclusions, several with very minor chips to edges. Sapphires medium blue, transparent, with typical inclusions visible to the naked eye, some surface-reaching. Diamonds estimated to be approximately I-J colour, VS-SI clarity on average, estimated total diamond weight approximately 2.00 - 3.00 carats. Light scratches to metal and stone surfaces consistent with wear. In good condition.
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Ben Rosenfeld was a British jewellery designer based in Hatton Garden, trading from around 1959 until 1987. His designs gained an international following throughout the 1960's and 1970's, examples of which can be found in the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.