Bangle - 18 kt. Yellow gold - 20.00ct. tw. - handicraft
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Estimate € 11,000 - € 14,000
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Description from the seller
For sale is an exclusive Italian designer bracelet, handcrafted, in the magnificent “Tutti Frutti” style, made of solid 750 yellow gold.
The bracelet bears several meaningful hallmarks and signatures:
• 750 – solid 18-carat gold (tested)
• ★ 993 VI – Italian manufacturer registration No. 993 from the province of Vicenza
• DMF – signature or manufacturer's mark
The Italian manufacturer’s mark with a five-pointed star has been used in this form since 1968. The abbreviation “VI” stands for Vicenza – one of the world's most important centers of traditional Italian jewelry craftsmanship.
The piece includes the beautiful original red velvet case with light silk lining and gold embossing of Gioielleria Marchi. The renowned jewelry shop of Guerrino Marchi is located at Viale Stazione 35 in Montegrotto Terme, in the well-known Italian thermal region near Padua, and is still in business today.
The exceptional wide bracelet captivates with an artistically wrought, organic openwork pattern, set with a multitude of multifaceted, colorful gemstones in various sizes and cuts. Used, among others, diamonds, sapphires, amethyst, garnet, topaz, citrine, tourmaline, kunzit (kunzite), aquamarine (untreated). An appraisal is available.
Thanks to the free, almost mosaic-like arrangement of the differently shaped gemstones, it creates a vibrant and unmistakable overall image. Every glance at the bracelet reveals new fascinating details.
For sale is an exclusive Italian designer bracelet, handcrafted, in the magnificent “Tutti Frutti” style, made of solid 750 yellow gold.
The bracelet bears several meaningful hallmarks and signatures:
• 750 – solid 18-carat gold (tested)
• ★ 993 VI – Italian manufacturer registration No. 993 from the province of Vicenza
• DMF – signature or manufacturer's mark
The Italian manufacturer’s mark with a five-pointed star has been used in this form since 1968. The abbreviation “VI” stands for Vicenza – one of the world's most important centers of traditional Italian jewelry craftsmanship.
The piece includes the beautiful original red velvet case with light silk lining and gold embossing of Gioielleria Marchi. The renowned jewelry shop of Guerrino Marchi is located at Viale Stazione 35 in Montegrotto Terme, in the well-known Italian thermal region near Padua, and is still in business today.
The exceptional wide bracelet captivates with an artistically wrought, organic openwork pattern, set with a multitude of multifaceted, colorful gemstones in various sizes and cuts. Used, among others, diamonds, sapphires, amethyst, garnet, topaz, citrine, tourmaline, kunzit (kunzite), aquamarine (untreated). An appraisal is available.
Thanks to the free, almost mosaic-like arrangement of the differently shaped gemstones, it creates a vibrant and unmistakable overall image. Every glance at the bracelet reveals new fascinating details.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
Gemmologisches Labor Düsseldorf
Lab report number
011389
Style
Chic
Total carat weight of all stones
20.00
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Total weight
37.57 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Italy
Title additional information
handicraft
Circumference
17.2 cm
Bracelet size
Medium (17 - 18 cm)
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