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Lot 3127
Three Pairs of Gold and Pearl Earrings
Lot Details & Additional Photographs
The first in an open scalloped motif centering on a round cultured pearl (5mm) and with prong set full cut round diamond melee weighing approximately .33 total carat (H-I color, SI1-I1 clarity), completed with posts and omega clip backs, stamped 14K (5/8 in.); the second set with a mabè pearl within a gold frame, completed with posts and push backs (14.2mm) (one post misshapen); and a pair of pearl ear studs (7mm and 7.5mm), posts testing 14KT (one post misshapen).

From the Estate of Betty Dan Nicholas Spencer, Salisbury, North Carolina

A native of Rowan County, North Carolina, Betty Dan Nicholas Spencer was a published author, a woman dedicated to service to her community, and an avid researcher in the rich history of her birthplace. As a collector, Betty Dan had an eye for quality and beauty of the unique jewelry pieces she collected in her travels that are well represented in her collection.

Pearls display a white body color with rose overtones, good luster, lightly to moderately spotted surface and acceptable nacre quality.