Stella - Bracelet - 18 kt. Yellow gold - Vintage Bangle
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Selected by Laura Trevino
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Estimate € 1,200 - € 1,500
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Unisex vintage rigid bracelet in 18 carat yellow gold (750) weighing 7.0 g with an oval ergonomic shape and a decorative top band featuring a geometric pattern of alternating tiny hearts; manufactured by Oro Stella Milano (133 MI) with no laboratory report available and a vintage finish.
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Description from the seller
Splendid rigid oval-shaped antique bracelet, made by the historic and prestigious Fabbrica Oro Stella S.p.A. of Milan (factory mark 133 MI), presumably from the late 1970s to the 1980s. The bracelet is made of solid 18-karat gold (title 750) and is characterized by a clean, elegant line, embellished on the upper part with an exclusive decorative band applied. The band features a refined geometric pattern with a series of alternating little hearts (one upright and one inverted) with a ribbed/diamanté finish, creating a beautiful play of light and contrast with the smooth surface of the bracelet. The plaque is fixed at the ends by two distinctive rivets (round-headed nails).
The official legal hallmarks are legible inside the mounting with a loupe: factory mark with the symbol "Stella BREV.", hallmark "750" and the manufacturer's identifying code "★ 133 MI".
In Yellow Gold 18kt / Title 750, weighs 7.0 grams, ergonomic oval shape.
Internal dimensions: about 7.0 cm x 6.0 cm Band height: 5 mm
Fabbrica Oro Stella Milano (133 MI)
In excellent vintage condition, with slight and normal signs of wear that attest to its authenticity. The original case is not present.
Splendid rigid oval-shaped antique bracelet, made by the historic and prestigious Fabbrica Oro Stella S.p.A. of Milan (factory mark 133 MI), presumably from the late 1970s to the 1980s. The bracelet is made of solid 18-karat gold (title 750) and is characterized by a clean, elegant line, embellished on the upper part with an exclusive decorative band applied. The band features a refined geometric pattern with a series of alternating little hearts (one upright and one inverted) with a ribbed/diamanté finish, creating a beautiful play of light and contrast with the smooth surface of the bracelet. The plaque is fixed at the ends by two distinctive rivets (round-headed nails).
The official legal hallmarks are legible inside the mounting with a loupe: factory mark with the symbol "Stella BREV.", hallmark "750" and the manufacturer's identifying code "★ 133 MI".
In Yellow Gold 18kt / Title 750, weighs 7.0 grams, ergonomic oval shape.
Internal dimensions: about 7.0 cm x 6.0 cm Band height: 5 mm
Fabbrica Oro Stella Milano (133 MI)
In excellent vintage condition, with slight and normal signs of wear that attest to its authenticity. The original case is not present.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Brand
Stella
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
Yes
Fineness
18 kt.
Total weight
7 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
Country of origin
Italy
Title additional information
Vintage Bangle
Circumference
7 cm
Bracelet size
Extra extra large (>20 cm)
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