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Plojoux diamond enamel portrait pendant/brooch, Swiss, circa 1915.

Yellow Gold, Diamond

£5,000

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Plojoux diamond enamel portrait pendant/brooch. Set throughout the brooch with sixteen round mixed old cut diamonds in open back grain and rubover settings with a total approximate weight of 0.20 carats, to a circular enameled brooch, featuring an extremely fine example of enamel portrait work, an engine turned background with various gold inlay details in an Egyptian theme including a tiara, earrings, a necklace and a raised scarab beetle motif, with open backholing, fitted to reverse with a secure hinge pin and to top a retractable oval bale, approximately 2.8cm in diameter. Tested yellow gold, numbered 38599, signed 'Plojoux Geneve' for Plojoux, Swiss, circa 1915.
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Reference Number 28808
Origin Switzerland
Period 1910's
TOTAL / RING Weight 10.28 grams
Gemstone 5 x Diamonds, Single Cuts Old, approximately 0.12ct total 2 x Diamonds, Single Cuts Old, approximately 0.02ct total 9 x Diamonds, Rose Cut, approximately 0.06ct total
Plojoux Genève was a distinguished Geneva watchmaking and fine jewellery house founded by master horologist Marc-Abraham Plojoux (1832–1922). Based at 30 Rue du Rhône, the firm became known for its refined craftsmanship and technical innovation, producing finely made timepieces and jewellery during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The house’s reputation for quality was further recognised with an honourable mention at the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1878.
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