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Unisex silver 925 bracelet, weight 69.26 g, circumference 20 cm, Extra Large size, origin Italy, vintage style, no laboratory report, featuring coins including US 1951 and 1968 half dollars, France 1960 5 francs and Italy 500 lire.
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Description from the seller
925 silver bracelet made up of silver coins including:
United States 1/2 dollar silver coin issued 1951
United States 1/2 dollar silver coin issued 1968
France 5 Francs silver coin issued 1960
Italy 500 Lire silver coin, issue code 8
Punch mark on the clasp hook
David Art shop guarantee
925 silver bracelet made up of silver coins including:
United States 1/2 dollar silver coin issued 1951
United States 1/2 dollar silver coin issued 1968
France 5 Francs silver coin issued 1960
Italy 500 Lire silver coin, issue code 8
Punch mark on the clasp hook
David Art shop guarantee
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Vintage
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
69.26 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
Country of origin
Italy
Circumference
20 cm
Bracelet size
Extra extra large (>20 cm)
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