Comprising a necklace, bracelet and pair of pendant-earclips designed as series of florets, set with numerous variously-cut rubies weighing a total of approximately 69.00 carats, accented by round and marquise-shaped diamonds weighing a total of approximately 114.60 carats, necklace length 16¾ inches, bracelet length 6¾ inches, pendants detach from earclips.

All pieces in good overall condition. The rubies are a medium-deep to deep very slightly pinkish red to red, ranging from slightly to heavily included with examples of surface-reaching inclusions, abrasions to the facet junctions and other fractures visible under magnification. One ruby displays a crack that extends across 3/4 of the stone however this does not threaten its durability, another ruby displays a small chip at the edge of the girdle. The diamonds range from approximately G-J color, predominantly VVS-VS clarity. Necklace fitted with a pendant loop. Length of earclips approximately 2 1/8 inches, fitted with detachable pendants. Accompanied by AGL report nos. 1081974, 1081973 and 1081972 stating that 31 of the 32 rubies are of Thai origin, with indications of heating, with one ruby in the earclips of Malawi origin, with no indications of heating.
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Accompanied by AGL report nos. 1081974, 1081973 and 1081972 stating that 31 of the 32 rubies are of Thai origin, with indications of heating, with one ruby in the earclips of Malawi origin, with no indications of heating.