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Creator: Spaulding And Co.
Victorian Pearl Flower Pendant Demantoid Garnets Diamond 14K Gold Spaulding Co.
By Spaulding And Co.
Located in Fairfield, CT
Victorian Pearl Flower Pendant Demantoid Garnets Diamond 14K Gold Spaulding Co.
This elegant brooch by Spaulding and Co. is a stunning example of tim...
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1890s Antique Spaulding And Co. Brooches
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Pearl, Garnet, Diamond, Yellow Gold, 14k Gold, Gold
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