18 Carats (750) Gold - 64.55 ct Rubies - Bracelet






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New 18 carat yellow gold bracelet with 26 ruby beads totaling approximately 64.55 carats and 12 gold spheres, circumference 18.5 cm, with a hallmarked clasp.
Description from the seller
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Magnificent ruby pearl bracelet combined with small 18-karat yellow gold spheres (same material as its clasp, in the shape of a smooth ball). The size of the beads makes it an ideal everyday accessory, both worn on its own or paired with other pieces.
Ruby is not only a precious stone; it is a symbol of eternity that has fascinated humanity for millennia:
In ancient Sanskrit, ruby was called "Ratnaraj" which means "the king of precious stones." It was the gem most valued by the ancient kings of India.
The warriors of ancient Burma believed so much in the ruby's power that they embedded them under their skin to become invincible in battle.
From ancient China to the courts of medieval European nobility, the ruby has been the favored amulet to attract fortune, health, and wisdom.
This bracelet is a new piece of jewelry (nevertheless, to assess its condition for yourself please examine the photographs carefully, they are part of the description).
Measurements: 18.5 cm circumference
Ruby beads: 6 - 6.5 mm diameter
Number of beads: 26
Total carats: approximately 64.55 Cts in total
Number of gold spheres: 12
Total weight: 13.46 g
Maker’s mark on the clasp: Yes
Delivered in a luxury jewelry box. It will be carefully packaged.
- Gemstones are commonly treated to enhance color or clarity. This has not been investigated for this specific item.
Measurements are done manually, so please allow a minimal but possible margin of error. There may be slight color variations as perceived due to your monitor settings.
Insured shipping. Possible duties or other additional charges imposed by your respective countries will be the buyer’s responsibility.
More jewelry on auction currently on my profile. All my lots are offered with the possibility of combined shipping.
Seller's Story
No reserve price
Magnificent ruby pearl bracelet combined with small 18-karat yellow gold spheres (same material as its clasp, in the shape of a smooth ball). The size of the beads makes it an ideal everyday accessory, both worn on its own or paired with other pieces.
Ruby is not only a precious stone; it is a symbol of eternity that has fascinated humanity for millennia:
In ancient Sanskrit, ruby was called "Ratnaraj" which means "the king of precious stones." It was the gem most valued by the ancient kings of India.
The warriors of ancient Burma believed so much in the ruby's power that they embedded them under their skin to become invincible in battle.
From ancient China to the courts of medieval European nobility, the ruby has been the favored amulet to attract fortune, health, and wisdom.
This bracelet is a new piece of jewelry (nevertheless, to assess its condition for yourself please examine the photographs carefully, they are part of the description).
Measurements: 18.5 cm circumference
Ruby beads: 6 - 6.5 mm diameter
Number of beads: 26
Total carats: approximately 64.55 Cts in total
Number of gold spheres: 12
Total weight: 13.46 g
Maker’s mark on the clasp: Yes
Delivered in a luxury jewelry box. It will be carefully packaged.
- Gemstones are commonly treated to enhance color or clarity. This has not been investigated for this specific item.
Measurements are done manually, so please allow a minimal but possible margin of error. There may be slight color variations as perceived due to your monitor settings.
Insured shipping. Possible duties or other additional charges imposed by your respective countries will be the buyer’s responsibility.
More jewelry on auction currently on my profile. All my lots are offered with the possibility of combined shipping.
