Handmade - Bracelet - 14 kt. Yellow gold Ruby - Ruby - ca. 1930 Art Deco
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 1,500 - € 1,800
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Handmade 14 kt (585) solid yellow gold Art Deco bracelet dating from ca. 1930, set with round rubies as main and surrounding stones, with a total weight of 10.75 g and a circumference of 22 cm; in excellent condition, originating from Germany, with no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
14 kt / 585 Solid Yellow Gold Art Deco Bracelet with Rubies – circa 1930
Elegant Art Deco bracelet crafted in solid 14 kt (585) yellow gold, dating from approximately 1930. The bracelet features beautifully designed geometric links typical of the Art Deco period, set with small natural rubies that add a refined touch of color and contrast to the warm gold.
The piece is marked 585, confirming the gold purity. Its delicate yet distinctive design reflects the craftsmanship and aesthetic of the early 20th century.
A charming vintage jewel, ideal for collectors of Art Deco jewellery or as a unique wearable piece.
Details:
Material: Solid yellow gold
Gold purity: 14 kt / 585 (hallmarked)
Gemstones: Small Rubies
Style: Art Deco
Period: Circa 1930
Condition: wonderful condition with normal signs of age and wear
Shipping is signed, in very good packaging and with Track and Trace. Vintage case from the pictures is presentation box, this is not included, but sent in a new jewelry gift box.
Sent in very good packaging with Track and Trace.
** Decorative items depicted in the photos (box, stand, etc.) are NOT part of this lot.
14 kt / 585 Solid Yellow Gold Art Deco Bracelet with Rubies – circa 1930
Elegant Art Deco bracelet crafted in solid 14 kt (585) yellow gold, dating from approximately 1930. The bracelet features beautifully designed geometric links typical of the Art Deco period, set with small natural rubies that add a refined touch of color and contrast to the warm gold.
The piece is marked 585, confirming the gold purity. Its delicate yet distinctive design reflects the craftsmanship and aesthetic of the early 20th century.
A charming vintage jewel, ideal for collectors of Art Deco jewellery or as a unique wearable piece.
Details:
Material: Solid yellow gold
Gold purity: 14 kt / 585 (hallmarked)
Gemstones: Small Rubies
Style: Art Deco
Period: Circa 1930
Condition: wonderful condition with normal signs of age and wear
Shipping is signed, in very good packaging and with Track and Trace. Vintage case from the pictures is presentation box, this is not included, but sent in a new jewelry gift box.
Sent in very good packaging with Track and Trace.
** Decorative items depicted in the photos (box, stand, etc.) are NOT part of this lot.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Art Deco
Brand
Handmade
Shape of surrounding stones
Round
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
Yes
Fineness
14 kt.
Main stone
Ruby
Total weight
10.75 g
Surrounding stones
Ruby
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
Country of origin
Germany
Title additional information
ca. 1930 Art Deco
Shape of main stone
Round
Circumference
22 cm
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