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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: *, A Burmese ruby and diamond brooch/pendant, 19th Century
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A Burmese ruby and diamond brooch/pendant, 19th Century
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  • A Burmese ruby and diamond brooch/pendant
Designed as a heart set with cushion- and oval-shaped ruby accents, within a canopy of old-brilliant-cut diamonds, late 19th Century, mounted in gold-back silver, later pendant hoop to the top,...
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Designed as a heart set with cushion- and oval-shaped ruby accents, within a canopy of old-brilliant-cut diamonds, late 19th Century, mounted in gold-back silver, later pendant hoop to the top, original gold brooch fitting to the reverse. Dimensions: measuring approximately 4 cm x 3.5 cm. Total weight 9.14 grams.


Accompanied by SSEF report no. 131716, stating that the rubies are of Burmese origin, with no indications of heating, with none to a minor amount of oil in fissures.


There are fewer more internationally recognised symbols than the heart-shape as a symbol of love, and whilst its origins as such can be traced to the mid 13th century, this example dates from a period that formed its role in our lives.


Evidence of deterioration, incidental wear and use, commensurate with age, and materials.

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