Bracelet Silver, Gold-plated - G.A. goldsmith's mark.
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Antique French bracelet from 1850–1900, a rigid vermeil (silver plated rose gold) bracelet weighing 6 g with an inner diameter of about 5.5 cm and a circumference of 17.3 cm, featuring a central clover motif set with natural pearls, stamped with the G.A maker’s mark and a safety chain, in excellent condition with minimal wear and no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Antique 19th-century bracelet, Napoleonic III period, of French origin.
Rigid bracelet in vermeil (rose-gold plated silver), hallmarked on the clasp, with a safety chain.
Central motif in the shape of a clover, adorned with natural pearls.
Stamps
– Material hallmark (vermeil)
– Goldsmith's mark G. A.
– Placement: on the clasp
Stones / Pearls :
– Type: Natural pearls (fine pearls)
– Pearl diameter: not measured individually.
Dimensions :
– Internal diameter: 5.5 cm
– Length (inner circumference): about 17.3 cm
Suitable for a very small wrist or for a child.
State:
Excellent condition for an antique piece of jewelry.
Minimal wear commensurate with age.
No known restorations, no visible structural defects.
Certification
Jewelry authenticated by its visible hallmarks and its period style.
Delivery and insurance:
Careful handling with secure packaging.
Delivery guaranteed and tracked.
Antique 19th-century bracelet, Napoleonic III period, of French origin.
Rigid bracelet in vermeil (rose-gold plated silver), hallmarked on the clasp, with a safety chain.
Central motif in the shape of a clover, adorned with natural pearls.
Stamps
– Material hallmark (vermeil)
– Goldsmith's mark G. A.
– Placement: on the clasp
Stones / Pearls :
– Type: Natural pearls (fine pearls)
– Pearl diameter: not measured individually.
Dimensions :
– Internal diameter: 5.5 cm
– Length (inner circumference): about 17.3 cm
Suitable for a very small wrist or for a child.
State:
Excellent condition for an antique piece of jewelry.
Minimal wear commensurate with age.
No known restorations, no visible structural defects.
Certification
Jewelry authenticated by its visible hallmarks and its period style.
Delivery and insurance:
Careful handling with secure packaging.
Delivery guaranteed and tracked.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Style
Antique
Estimated period
1850-1900
Metal
Gold-plated, Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
6 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of Origin
France
Title additional information
G.A. goldsmith's mark.
Circumference
17.3 cm
Bracelet size
Medium (17 - 18 cm)
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