No reserve price - 2 piece jewellery set - 14 kt. Yellow gold
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 300 - € 350
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14 carat yellow gold filigree bracelet with black coral, length 19.3 cm, total weight 3.16 g, in very good condition with minor signs of wear, hallmarked with a Saint-Jacques shell, no laboratory report, French Polynesia origin, Art Nouveau style.
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Description from the seller
Filigree bracelet with black coral in 14-carat gold (St. James shell hallmark), measuring 19.3 centimeters in length.
In the last photo, a break in the gold crowning the coral, a very beautiful piece of jewelry, all in finesse.
Filigree bracelet with black coral in 14-carat gold (St. James shell hallmark), measuring 19.3 centimeters in length.
In the last photo, a break in the gold crowning the coral, a very beautiful piece of jewelry, all in finesse.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Style
Art Nouveau
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Total weight
3.16 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of Origin
French Polynesia
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