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Art Deco Ruby and Diamond Clip
Item Description
Dress clip crafted in both platinum and 18 ct. white gold in a design that screams Art Deco.
In the form of a horizontal bar centrally suspending three overlapping and slightly offset long triangles showing a softly textured finish.
The leading one is set on one side with six diamonds graduating in size.
At each side a cluster of three rubies appear to hang from the crossbar on little rings that are each set with two diamonds.
A quite beautifully made piece of jewellery that is impressed on the back with the maker’s mark A&W about whom we’ve been unable to find any information.
Marked for platinum with the hinged back-plate also marked 18 ct.
Circa late 1920’s and just a fraction below 3 cms. in length.