Bracelet - 18 kt. White gold
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Selected by Laura Trevino
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Estimate € 7,000 - € 8,400
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Elegant vintage 18 karat white gold bracelet (750/1000) with natural violet rubies, Italian craftsmanship dating from the 1960s–70s, 20 cm long and 1.5 cm wide, weighing 40.99 g with five flexible links, in excellent condition and without a laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Elegant vintage white-gold 18 karat (750/1000) bracelet with natural rubies, of Italian goldsmithing, presumably dating from the 1960s–1970s. The piece stands out for its refined fettuccine-inspired workmanship, featuring a flexible, articulated structure in white gold, adorned with a floral decorative element set with violet-toned, transparent, and color-uniform rubies. The special goldwork, rich in details and decorative finishes, gives the bracelet an elegant and sophisticated look representative of Italian jewelry from the second half of the twentieth century. Main features: Era: presumably 1960s–1970s Origin: Italian manufacture Material: white gold 18 kt (750/1000) Hallmark: 223 VI, maker’s mark for the Province of Vicenza Stones: violet natural rubies Total weight: 40.99 g, including stones Length: 20 cm, plus the clasp Width: 1.5 cm Workmanship: five flexible, articulated fettuccine links with a central floral motif of the jewel Conditions: excellent overall condition, consistent with the jewel’s age The bracelet features a particularly elaborate workmanship, with white decorative surfaces entirely made in finely worked gold. A vintage jewel with notable presence, suitable for wearing as well as for a collection of period Italian jewelry.
Elegant vintage white-gold 18 karat (750/1000) bracelet with natural rubies, of Italian goldsmithing, presumably dating from the 1960s–1970s. The piece stands out for its refined fettuccine-inspired workmanship, featuring a flexible, articulated structure in white gold, adorned with a floral decorative element set with violet-toned, transparent, and color-uniform rubies. The special goldwork, rich in details and decorative finishes, gives the bracelet an elegant and sophisticated look representative of Italian jewelry from the second half of the twentieth century. Main features: Era: presumably 1960s–1970s Origin: Italian manufacture Material: white gold 18 kt (750/1000) Hallmark: 223 VI, maker’s mark for the Province of Vicenza Stones: violet natural rubies Total weight: 40.99 g, including stones Length: 20 cm, plus the clasp Width: 1.5 cm Workmanship: five flexible, articulated fettuccine links with a central floral motif of the jewel Conditions: excellent overall condition, consistent with the jewel’s age The bracelet features a particularly elaborate workmanship, with white decorative surfaces entirely made in finely worked gold. A vintage jewel with notable presence, suitable for wearing as well as for a collection of period Italian jewelry.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Mid-century modern
Metal
White gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Total weight
40.99 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Italy
Bracelet size
Extra large (19.5 - 20 cm)
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