Bracelet - 18 kt. Yellow gold - 18k solid gold
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 2,600 - € 3,200
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Rare and exclusive high-end Italian bracelet in solid 18K yellow gold, signed by Francesco Nicolosi of the Vicenza atelier, dating to 1968–1971, with a 20.5 cm length, 15.20 g weight, and an excellent condition with no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Rare and exclusive high-end Italian jewelry bracelet in solid 18K yellow gold (750/1000), signed by the prestigious Vicenza atelier of Francesco Nicolosi.
A historic archive piece datable with absolute certainty to a very tight window between 1968 and 1971—a period defined by the introduction of the official Republican star hallmark (late 1968) and the atelier's closure (December 1971).
DESIGN AND CRAFTSMANSHIP:
Flexible architecture of multiple gold wires (tassel/multi-filament mesh), interspersed with mirrored domed spheres and lenticular geometric elements. The structure catches and reflects light dynamically with every movement.
DOUBLE GUARANTEE HALLMARKING:
• State Hallmark: Stamped on the terminal link with the sigla Star 332 VI (Atelier Francesco Nicolosi, Vicenza).
• Maker's Figurative Mark: Engraved atelier monogram with stars and certification of the 750 / 18K purity.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
• Material: Solid 18K Yellow Gold (750)
• Weight: 15.02 grams
• Length: 20.5 cm
• Clasp: Shaped 18K gold lobster clasp, integrated, solid and secure.
• Condition: Excellent. Wires perfectly aligned, firm clasp mechanism, and sharp, clear hallmarks.
SHIPPING:
Tracked and secured shipping via specialized express courier, including full "All-Risk" insurance coverage.
Rare and exclusive high-end Italian jewelry bracelet in solid 18K yellow gold (750/1000), signed by the prestigious Vicenza atelier of Francesco Nicolosi.
A historic archive piece datable with absolute certainty to a very tight window between 1968 and 1971—a period defined by the introduction of the official Republican star hallmark (late 1968) and the atelier's closure (December 1971).
DESIGN AND CRAFTSMANSHIP:
Flexible architecture of multiple gold wires (tassel/multi-filament mesh), interspersed with mirrored domed spheres and lenticular geometric elements. The structure catches and reflects light dynamically with every movement.
DOUBLE GUARANTEE HALLMARKING:
• State Hallmark: Stamped on the terminal link with the sigla Star 332 VI (Atelier Francesco Nicolosi, Vicenza).
• Maker's Figurative Mark: Engraved atelier monogram with stars and certification of the 750 / 18K purity.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
• Material: Solid 18K Yellow Gold (750)
• Weight: 15.02 grams
• Length: 20.5 cm
• Clasp: Shaped 18K gold lobster clasp, integrated, solid and secure.
• Condition: Excellent. Wires perfectly aligned, firm clasp mechanism, and sharp, clear hallmarks.
SHIPPING:
Tracked and secured shipping via specialized express courier, including full "All-Risk" insurance coverage.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Vintage
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Total weight
15.2 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Italy
Title additional information
18k solid gold
Circumference
20.5 cm
Bracelet size
Extra large (19.5 - 20 cm)
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