No reserve price - Bracelet - 14 kt. Yellow gold
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Antique four-row garnet bracelet in 14 karat yellow gold with a box clasp, length 18 cm, total weight 30 g, from the Netherlands, in good condition with signs of wear.
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Description from the seller
Four rows, garnet bracelet with a 14-karat gold box clasp, the beads are strung on silk. The bracelet has an overall length of 18 cm, and the box clasp has a diameter of approximately 18 mm. It has been tested and confirmed as 14-karat. Total weight is 30 g. It is in good condition with signs of use consistent with its age. A beautiful example of regional jewelry originating from the Netherlands.
Four rows, garnet bracelet with a 14-karat gold box clasp, the beads are strung on silk. The bracelet has an overall length of 18 cm, and the box clasp has a diameter of approximately 18 mm. It has been tested and confirmed as 14-karat. Total weight is 30 g. It is in good condition with signs of use consistent with its age. A beautiful example of regional jewelry originating from the Netherlands.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Style
Antique
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Total weight
30 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of Origin
Netherlands
Circumference
18 cm
Bracelet size
Medium (17 - 18 cm)
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