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Hot Diamonds 925 sterling silver slave bracelet (bangle) with pavé-set natural diamonds on the bypass ends, model Ribbon Twist / Infinity Loop, total weight 20 g, hallmarked HDIA/D and 925, UK origin, in excellent condition.
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Hot Diamonds – Slave bracelet with diamond – .925 Silver - from the Hot Diamonds collection "Ribbon Twist" / "Infinity Loop"
Gorgeous, solid silver design slave bracelet (bangle) from the renowned British jewelry brand Hot Diamonds. This stylish bracelet is executed in an elegant bypass design, with the two subtly curved ends on the upper parts set with authentic, gleaming natural diamonds in pavé settings.
The piece is in excellent condition. The silver is beautifully lustrous and all the diamonds are fully intact and firmly set in their mounts. It is a closed bracelet and the inner diameter is about 6.2 cm.
On the inside the bracelet is officially marked with the master mark HDIA/D, which stands for the authenticity of the Hot Diamonds brand and the genuineness of the set natural diamonds, as well as the statutory silver hallmark 925 for sterling silver.
Specifications:
• Brand: Hot Diamonds (Marked with HDIA/D)
• Material: .925 sterling silver (Marked)
• Gemstone: Natural diamonds (H color, 'Near Colorless')
• Design: slave bracelet / bangle with bypass motif
• Condition: Excellent condition, minimal to no signs of wear, all stones intact
• A timeless and luxurious branded jewelry piece that fits perfectly within the weekly silver and branded jewelry auctions.
See photos for your own impression. Carefully packaged and sent by registered mail.
Hot Diamonds – Slave bracelet with diamond – .925 Silver - from the Hot Diamonds collection "Ribbon Twist" / "Infinity Loop"
Gorgeous, solid silver design slave bracelet (bangle) from the renowned British jewelry brand Hot Diamonds. This stylish bracelet is executed in an elegant bypass design, with the two subtly curved ends on the upper parts set with authentic, gleaming natural diamonds in pavé settings.
The piece is in excellent condition. The silver is beautifully lustrous and all the diamonds are fully intact and firmly set in their mounts. It is a closed bracelet and the inner diameter is about 6.2 cm.
On the inside the bracelet is officially marked with the master mark HDIA/D, which stands for the authenticity of the Hot Diamonds brand and the genuineness of the set natural diamonds, as well as the statutory silver hallmark 925 for sterling silver.
Specifications:
• Brand: Hot Diamonds (Marked with HDIA/D)
• Material: .925 sterling silver (Marked)
• Gemstone: Natural diamonds (H color, 'Near Colorless')
• Design: slave bracelet / bangle with bypass motif
• Condition: Excellent condition, minimal to no signs of wear, all stones intact
• A timeless and luxurious branded jewelry piece that fits perfectly within the weekly silver and branded jewelry auctions.
See photos for your own impression. Carefully packaged and sent by registered mail.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Diamond - Hot Diamonds, Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
20 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
United Kingdom
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