18K (750) Gold - 81.75 cts Garnets - Bracelet
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Selected by Fiammetta Fulchiati
Over five years' experience with antiques and expertise in Murano glass.
Estimate € 280 - € 330
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New 18 karat yellow gold and garnet bracelet for women, consisting of 22 garnet beads (7–7.5 mm) totaling about 81.75 cts and 10 yellow gold spheres, with a 17 cm circumference and a total weight of 16.90 g, featuring a hallmarked olive-shaped clasp and delivered in a luxury jewellery box.
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Magnificent garnet pearl bracelet combined with small 18-karat yellow gold spheres (same material as its clasp, in the shape of an olive).
The name "granate" derives from the Latin "granatum", meaning "pomegranate", due to the similarity of its red color to the seeds of the fruit. It is a gemstone valued since the Bronze Age for its beauty and usefulness. It has been used over time by different cultures for various purposes.
The Egyptians used them in tombs, associating them with eternal life and the sun. Romans also made use of them, with which they made jewelry, decorative objects, and amulets.
Already in the Middle Ages it was considered a protective stone, which bestowed faith, perseverance and protected against sadness. In Viking culture garnets were used as funeral ornaments to guide the dead to Valhalla, and even during the Crusades they were worn in armor as a talisman.
This bracelet is a new piece of jewelry (however, to assess its condition yourself please examine the photographs carefully, they are part of the description).
Garnet beads:
Diameter: 7 - 7.5 mm
Quantity: 22
Estimated carats: around 81.75 total carats approximately
Number of gold spheres: 10
Circumference: 17 cm
Total weight: 16.90 g
Hallmark on the clasp: Yes
- Gemstones are commonly treated to enhance their color or clarity. This has not been investigated for this particular item.
Shipped in a luxury jewelry box. It will be carefully packaged.
Insured shipping. Possible customs duties or other additional charges imposed by your respective countries will be at the buyer's expense.
More jewelry up for auction at the moment on my profile. All my lots are offered with the possibility of combined shipping.
Seller's Story
- Jewelry with history, elegance, and soul -
At Maat Gems we dedicate ourselves to creating and selecting unique pieces of jewelry that combine the natural beauty of stones with the sophistication of gold. Our necklaces featuring natural stones and gold clasps are crafted with attention to detail and high-quality materials.
We also offer vintage gold jewelry with its own character, as well as designer crystal pieces from the iconic French houses Lalique and Baccarat.
We sell our pieces through Catawiki, where you'll find a curated selection that reflects our passion for craftsmanship, timeless aesthetics, and objects with meaning.
Discover jewelry that goes beyond fashion.
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Magnificent garnet pearl bracelet combined with small 18-karat yellow gold spheres (same material as its clasp, in the shape of an olive).
The name "granate" derives from the Latin "granatum", meaning "pomegranate", due to the similarity of its red color to the seeds of the fruit. It is a gemstone valued since the Bronze Age for its beauty and usefulness. It has been used over time by different cultures for various purposes.
The Egyptians used them in tombs, associating them with eternal life and the sun. Romans also made use of them, with which they made jewelry, decorative objects, and amulets.
Already in the Middle Ages it was considered a protective stone, which bestowed faith, perseverance and protected against sadness. In Viking culture garnets were used as funeral ornaments to guide the dead to Valhalla, and even during the Crusades they were worn in armor as a talisman.
This bracelet is a new piece of jewelry (however, to assess its condition yourself please examine the photographs carefully, they are part of the description).
Garnet beads:
Diameter: 7 - 7.5 mm
Quantity: 22
Estimated carats: around 81.75 total carats approximately
Number of gold spheres: 10
Circumference: 17 cm
Total weight: 16.90 g
Hallmark on the clasp: Yes
- Gemstones are commonly treated to enhance their color or clarity. This has not been investigated for this particular item.
Shipped in a luxury jewelry box. It will be carefully packaged.
Insured shipping. Possible customs duties or other additional charges imposed by your respective countries will be at the buyer's expense.
More jewelry up for auction at the moment on my profile. All my lots are offered with the possibility of combined shipping.
Seller's Story
- Jewelry with history, elegance, and soul -
At Maat Gems we dedicate ourselves to creating and selecting unique pieces of jewelry that combine the natural beauty of stones with the sophistication of gold. Our necklaces featuring natural stones and gold clasps are crafted with attention to detail and high-quality materials.
We also offer vintage gold jewelry with its own character, as well as designer crystal pieces from the iconic French houses Lalique and Baccarat.
We sell our pieces through Catawiki, where you'll find a curated selection that reflects our passion for craftsmanship, timeless aesthetics, and objects with meaning.
Discover jewelry that goes beyond fashion.
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Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
18K (750) Gold - 81.75 cts Garnets
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
16.9 g
Condition
New
Gender
Women
Circumference
17 cm
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