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Victorian Turquoise & Pearl Kookaburra Brooch three-stone rings which was likely closed backed
Victorian Turquoise & Pearl Kookaburra Brooch three-stone rings which was likely closed backed
Victorian Turquoise & Pearl Kookaburra Brooch three-stone rings which was likely closed backed
Victorian Turquoise & Pearl Kookaburra Brooch three-stone rings which was likely closed backed
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Victorian Turquoise & Pearl Kookaburra Brooch three-stone rings which was likely closed backed

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Victorian Turquoise & Pearl Kookaburra Brooch three stone rings which was likely closed backed which was likely closed backed and foiled to begin with but has been opened up at some point in its life It's set into an elegantly proportioned 18k gold ring mount that dates from the very early 19th Century This one's sitting on a branch is a member of the kingfisher family and the official bird emblem for New South Wales

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