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Signed Delrue Peridot Scorpio Zodiac Charm/Pendant in 18k Yellow Gold c. 1970's signed Paul's Cathedral in London

Signed Delrue Peridot Scorpio Zodiac Charm/Pendant in 18k Yellow Gold c. 1970's signed Paul's Cathedral in LondonSigned Delrue, solid 18k yellow gold Scorpio zodiac charm pendant with a bezel set peridot cabochon forming the body of the scorpion. Piece is signed by the artist and stamped 18k. "Georges Delrue 1920 2010, one of Canadas most important Artistic Jewellers, he and his wife Denyse Delrue were prominent in Montreal in the 1950s and 1960s in the arts, Georges for his avante garde designs in gold and silver works of art and Denyse who was equally well

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Description

Paul's Cathedral in London

Ring is circa 1950

Diamond: One (1) transitional cut diamond with an estimated VVS clarity and G color

ID#: BRO053

ID#: RG705

Signed Delrue Peridot Scorpio Zodiac Charm/Pendant in 18k Yellow Gold c. 1970's signed Paul's Cathedral in LondonSigned Delrue, solid 18k yellow gold Scorpio zodiac charm pendant with a bezel set peridot cabochon forming the body of the scorpion. Piece is signed by the artist and stamped 18k. "Georges Delrue 1920 2010, one of Canadas most important Artistic Jewellers, he and his wife Denyse Delrue were prominent in Montreal in the 1950s and 1960s in the arts, Georges for his avante garde designs in gold and silver works of art and Denyse who was equally well

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