Bracelet - 9 kt. Yellow gold - Maistrellosrl






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Child bracelet in yellow gold 9 kt with a polished central plaque, weight 2.90 g, length 16 cm (14 cm for smaller wrists), new and Italian-made, factory mark 2339VI, no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
9 kt gold child nameplate bracelet, made by Italian artisans with over 20 years of experience in the jewelry sector.
The artisanal workmanship, carried out with techniques that combine tradition and jewelry innovation, guarantees an impeccable finish and the natural brilliance of gold.
The design features a compact geometric link and a polished central nameplate, classic elegance and sober refinement.
Material: 9 kt gold
Weight: 2.90 g (please note that the item is handmade and there may be slight weight variations of ±0.1/0.2 g)
Length: 16 cm with a small ring for smaller wrists at 14 cm
Origin: Italian artisanal workshop
Brand mark: 2339VI
present engraving of the corporate mark, made by us in Vicenza, the Italian capital of goldsmithing
Personalized Engraving Service:
What it includes: Personalized engraving on the external and internal nameplate of the bracelet (e.g., name, date, initials). Text limits: Maximum 8 characters on the outside, 8 on the inside, spaces included.
The service has a fixed cost of €15, to be settled privately after winning the auction. Please communicate everything via Catawiki messaging immediately after payment. Shipping times will be extended by 5 days
Buyers from countries outside the European Union may be subject to duties, VAT or customs clearance charges, which will be at their expense.
Please note: we do not ship to the United Kingdom due to customs complexities / Please note: we do not ship to the United Kingdom due to customs regulations
Seller's Story
9 kt gold child nameplate bracelet, made by Italian artisans with over 20 years of experience in the jewelry sector.
The artisanal workmanship, carried out with techniques that combine tradition and jewelry innovation, guarantees an impeccable finish and the natural brilliance of gold.
The design features a compact geometric link and a polished central nameplate, classic elegance and sober refinement.
Material: 9 kt gold
Weight: 2.90 g (please note that the item is handmade and there may be slight weight variations of ±0.1/0.2 g)
Length: 16 cm with a small ring for smaller wrists at 14 cm
Origin: Italian artisanal workshop
Brand mark: 2339VI
present engraving of the corporate mark, made by us in Vicenza, the Italian capital of goldsmithing
Personalized Engraving Service:
What it includes: Personalized engraving on the external and internal nameplate of the bracelet (e.g., name, date, initials). Text limits: Maximum 8 characters on the outside, 8 on the inside, spaces included.
The service has a fixed cost of €15, to be settled privately after winning the auction. Please communicate everything via Catawiki messaging immediately after payment. Shipping times will be extended by 5 days
Buyers from countries outside the European Union may be subject to duties, VAT or customs clearance charges, which will be at their expense.
Please note: we do not ship to the United Kingdom due to customs complexities / Please note: we do not ship to the United Kingdom due to customs regulations
Seller's Story
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