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A sapphire and diamond brooch retailed by David Morris, the stylised floral bouquet...
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A sapphire and diamond brooch retailed by David Morris, the stylised floral bouquet accented with graduated circular-cut sapphires and brilliant-cut diamonds, sponsor’s mark ‘DM’, London import mark for 1989, length 65mm. £2,000-£3,000
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David Morris began his career at the age of 15, starting as an apprentice in the 1950s to a leading Hatton Garden jeweller. By 1962 David opened his first Hatton Garden shop, quickly gaining a global reputation for extraordinary stones and innovative design. By 1969, Morris moved to his first Mayfair location on Conduit Street, and in 1996, the business relocated to its current headquarters to Bond Street, being one of the last remaining jewellers to still have their workshops in Bond Street, above the boutique below. It remains a family-run business, with Jeremy Morris taking over the helm from his father in 2003.
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Good condition, stones bright and lively. Weight 29.6gm.
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David Morris began his career at the age of 15, starting as an apprentice in the 1950s to a leading Hatton Garden jeweller. By 1962 David opened his first Hatton Garden shop, quickly gaining a global reputation for extraordinary stones and innovative design. By 1969, Morris moved to his first Mayfair location on Conduit Street, and in 1996, the business relocated to its current headquarters to Bond Street, being one of the last remaining jewellers to still have their workshops in Bond Street, above the boutique below. It remains a family-run business, with Jeremy Morris taking over the helm from his father in 2003.
Condition Report
Good condition, stones bright and lively. Weight 29.6gm.
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A sapphire and diamond brooch retailed by David Morris, the stylised floral bouquet accented with graduated circular-cut sapphires and brilliant-cut diamonds, sponsor’s mark ‘DM’, London import mark for 1989, length 65mm. £2,000-£3,000
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David Morris began his career at the age of 15, starting as an apprentice in the 1950s to a leading Hatton Garden jeweller. By 1962 David opened his first Hatton Garden shop, quickly gaining a global reputation for extraordinary stones and innovative design. By 1969, Morris moved to his first Mayfair location on Conduit Street, and in 1996, the business relocated to its current headquarters to Bond Street, being one of the last remaining jewellers to still have their workshops in Bond Street, above the boutique below. It remains a family-run business, with Jeremy Morris taking over the helm from his father in 2003.
Condition Report
Good condition, stones bright and lively. Weight 29.6gm.
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David Morris began his career at the age of 15, starting as an apprentice in the 1950s to a leading Hatton Garden jeweller. By 1962 David opened his first Hatton Garden shop, quickly gaining a global reputation for extraordinary stones and innovative design. By 1969, Morris moved to his first Mayfair location on Conduit Street, and in 1996, the business relocated to its current headquarters to Bond Street, being one of the last remaining jewellers to still have their workshops in Bond Street, above the boutique below. It remains a family-run business, with Jeremy Morris taking over the helm from his father in 2003.
Condition Report
Good condition, stones bright and lively. Weight 29.6gm.
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