No reserve price - Bracelet - 9 kt. Yellow gold - 6.95ct. tw. Opal - Debut 20th





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Antique yellow gold bracelet weighing 8 g, with seven oval cabochon opals totaling 6.95 ct, a 16.5 cm circumference, and a linked chain with a 9K/18K gold finish, in excellent condition and supplied without a laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Sumptuous antique Figaro-style bracelet in 9K rose gold and 18K gold, set with a gradient of 6.95 carats of dazzling opals
No reserve price
The bracelet comes with a professional certificate of authenticity
Circa 1900s / 1920s, probable origin United Kingdom
Bracelet length 16.5 cm, which corresponds to a medium size
Central articulated motif with invisible hinges, comprised of 7 links set with opals, each more sparkly than the last
Length 7 cm: it covers the full width of the wrist
Width 8 mm
Carved profiles of geometric decorative patterns
Charming millegrain borders
All opals are of different sizes, and the links were made specially for each one
From one end to the other:
5.6 mm x 4.5 mm / Carat weight 0.50 carats
10 mm x 5.2 mm / Carat weight 1.15 carats
8.3 mm x 6.1 mm / Carat weight 1.30 carats
11 mm x 7.6 mm / Carat weight 1.40 carats
9.6 mm x 6.3 mm / Carat weight 1.00 carat
7.7 mm x 5.2 mm / Carat weight 0.90 carats
8 mm x 5 mm / Carat weight 0.70 carats
Total weight about 6.95 carats
Blue-backed, gleaming opals that captivate the eye
Their effect is fascinating: it looks as if they flare with light
They illuminate from morning to night and take advantage of every ray of light
Clasp composed of 9K gold links
They are finished with delicate chains and an 18K gold buoy-style clasp
Weight exactly 8 g
Gold tested with touchstone for 9K and 18K
Presentation case used for display not included with the bracelet
Fast and careful shipping by insured tracked delivery
Seller's Story
Sumptuous antique Figaro-style bracelet in 9K rose gold and 18K gold, set with a gradient of 6.95 carats of dazzling opals
No reserve price
The bracelet comes with a professional certificate of authenticity
Circa 1900s / 1920s, probable origin United Kingdom
Bracelet length 16.5 cm, which corresponds to a medium size
Central articulated motif with invisible hinges, comprised of 7 links set with opals, each more sparkly than the last
Length 7 cm: it covers the full width of the wrist
Width 8 mm
Carved profiles of geometric decorative patterns
Charming millegrain borders
All opals are of different sizes, and the links were made specially for each one
From one end to the other:
5.6 mm x 4.5 mm / Carat weight 0.50 carats
10 mm x 5.2 mm / Carat weight 1.15 carats
8.3 mm x 6.1 mm / Carat weight 1.30 carats
11 mm x 7.6 mm / Carat weight 1.40 carats
9.6 mm x 6.3 mm / Carat weight 1.00 carat
7.7 mm x 5.2 mm / Carat weight 0.90 carats
8 mm x 5 mm / Carat weight 0.70 carats
Total weight about 6.95 carats
Blue-backed, gleaming opals that captivate the eye
Their effect is fascinating: it looks as if they flare with light
They illuminate from morning to night and take advantage of every ray of light
Clasp composed of 9K gold links
They are finished with delicate chains and an 18K gold buoy-style clasp
Weight exactly 8 g
Gold tested with touchstone for 9K and 18K
Presentation case used for display not included with the bracelet
Fast and careful shipping by insured tracked delivery
Seller's Story
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