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Vintage silver bracelet by SA.DU.SA. di Duchi Brunetto from Italy, dating to around 1965–1970, weighing 45.5 g with a 20 cm length and 1.3 cm width, original clasp with extra safety and a safety chain, unisex and in fair condition with signs of wear.
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Vintage silver bracelet SA.DU.SA. – Italian design – J. Houtman The Hague certified – circa 1965-1970
Beautifully crafted and notably executed vintage silver bracelet from the period circa 1965-1970, featuring a robust, wide braided link. The bracelet was made by the Italian silversmith SA.DU.SA. di Duchi Brunetto and also bears the Dutch import marks of J. Houtman, The Hague, underscoring its provenance and quality.
With a width of 1.3 cm and a weight of 45.5 grams, this bracelet presents a luxurious, solid appearance and feels comfortable and high-quality on the wrist. The timeless design makes it suitable for both women and men.
The bracelet features an original clasp with an additional safety clasp and safety chain. The main clasp feels slightly loose due to its age, but thanks to the safety clasp and the chain, the bracelet closes securely and reliably.
Specifications
* Material: Silver
* Maker: SA.DU.SA. di Duchi Brunetto (Italy)
* Dutch hallmark: J. Houtman, The Hague
* Period: circa 1965-1970
* Weight: 45.5 grams
* Length: 20 cm
* Width: 1.3 cm
* Clasp: Original clasp with extra safety clasp and safety chain
A beautiful and characterful vintage bracelet of Italian origin, bearing Dutch import marks. A special collectible and a stylish piece of jewelry for lovers of high-quality vintage silver.
Vintage silver bracelet SA.DU.SA. – Italian design – J. Houtman The Hague certified – circa 1965-1970
Beautifully crafted and notably executed vintage silver bracelet from the period circa 1965-1970, featuring a robust, wide braided link. The bracelet was made by the Italian silversmith SA.DU.SA. di Duchi Brunetto and also bears the Dutch import marks of J. Houtman, The Hague, underscoring its provenance and quality.
With a width of 1.3 cm and a weight of 45.5 grams, this bracelet presents a luxurious, solid appearance and feels comfortable and high-quality on the wrist. The timeless design makes it suitable for both women and men.
The bracelet features an original clasp with an additional safety clasp and safety chain. The main clasp feels slightly loose due to its age, but thanks to the safety clasp and the chain, the bracelet closes securely and reliably.
Specifications
* Material: Silver
* Maker: SA.DU.SA. di Duchi Brunetto (Italy)
* Dutch hallmark: J. Houtman, The Hague
* Period: circa 1965-1970
* Weight: 45.5 grams
* Length: 20 cm
* Width: 1.3 cm
* Clasp: Original clasp with extra safety clasp and safety chain
A beautiful and characterful vintage bracelet of Italian origin, bearing Dutch import marks. A special collectible and a stylish piece of jewelry for lovers of high-quality vintage silver.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
45.5 g
Condition
Fair condition - used with visible signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
Country of origin
Italy
Circumference
20 cm
Bracelet size
Extra large (19.5 - 20 cm)
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