DIAMOND BRACELET, ROOD, 1930s

Designed as three rows of collet-set circular-cut diamonds, interspersed with panels of pavé-set and radiating baguette diamonds, length approximately 175mm, signed Rood, case by Rood, 52 & 53 Burlington Arcade, London, W.I. 

Estimated total diamond weight approximately 7.0 - 8.0 carats, estimated colour H-J, estimated clarity VS-I . Please note that there are some single-cut diamonds in this piece. Well articulated. Safety catch to one side of clasp. In very good condition.
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S.J.Rood was established in the Burlington Arcade, the heart of London's West End, by the Allen family in 1873.  They acted as diamond merchants as well as manufacturers of jewellery and were awarded the Royal Warrant by Queen Mary.  In 1998 the company was purchased by Hancocks & Co.