Bracelet - 14 kt. Yellow gold - Garnet
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Antique three-strand garnet bracelet in 14 karat yellow gold, circa 1850–1900, weighing 18.44 g with a length of about 19 cm, featuring a detailed decorative clasp and two facet-cut garnets set within the clasp.
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Description from the seller
Antique bracelet of 3 strands of garnets with a 14 krt. yellow gold ornamental clasp from 1880.
The dark red garnets have the average size of about 4.8 mm and are facet-cut.
Detailed ornamental clasp with gold side pieces, in the clasp are 2 facet-cut garnets incorporated.
This piece of jewelry has been worn with the traditional costume of the South Holland islands / Zeeland.
This type of jewelery originates from the Dutch traditional dress in the countryside and in fishing communities.
This kind of jewelry is historically Dutch cultural heritage that is of worldwide interest.
The bracelet has been restrung for this auction by a professional and is immediately wearable.
Sizes and specifications:
Weight: 18.44 grams.
Assay: Hollands, the old oak leaf for 14 karat gold, this hallmark was used between 1853 and 1906.
Assay mark see the green arrow.
Size: ca. 19 cm.
Diameter of garnets: ca. 4.8 mm.
Size of gold clasp: ca. 24.1 x 14.2 mm.
Insured shipping with tracking as parcel post.
Shipping to the United States is currently not possible due to unclear import procedures.
The photos may differ slightly from reality due to the screen settings of your device.
The color of gemstones can be enhanced by various artificial treatment methods, but this jewel has not been examined for this.
Antique bracelet of 3 strands of garnets with a 14 krt. yellow gold ornamental clasp from 1880.
The dark red garnets have the average size of about 4.8 mm and are facet-cut.
Detailed ornamental clasp with gold side pieces, in the clasp are 2 facet-cut garnets incorporated.
This piece of jewelry has been worn with the traditional costume of the South Holland islands / Zeeland.
This type of jewelery originates from the Dutch traditional dress in the countryside and in fishing communities.
This kind of jewelry is historically Dutch cultural heritage that is of worldwide interest.
The bracelet has been restrung for this auction by a professional and is immediately wearable.
Sizes and specifications:
Weight: 18.44 grams.
Assay: Hollands, the old oak leaf for 14 karat gold, this hallmark was used between 1853 and 1906.
Assay mark see the green arrow.
Size: ca. 19 cm.
Diameter of garnets: ca. 4.8 mm.
Size of gold clasp: ca. 24.1 x 14.2 mm.
Insured shipping with tracking as parcel post.
Shipping to the United States is currently not possible due to unclear import procedures.
The photos may differ slightly from reality due to the screen settings of your device.
The color of gemstones can be enhanced by various artificial treatment methods, but this jewel has not been examined for this.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Antique
Estimated period
1850-1900
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Total weight
18.44 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Netherlands
Title additional information
Garnet
Circumference
19 cm
Bracelet size
Large (19 cm)
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