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| Enamel and Gold Jewel set with a Diamond Seventeenth Century The Victoria & Albert Museum |
This jewel began as a pendant. Made in the late Seventeenth Century of enameled gold in the form of a flower, it is set with a table-cut diamond. In the Nineteenth Century, it was adapted to make a pin. Its maker and place of origin are unknown.
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