Bracelet - 18 kt. Yellow gold, Platinum - 3.50ct. tw. - Diamond - Art Deco
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18k yellow gold bracelet with platinum accents for women in Art Déco style, featuring approximately 3.50 ct of natural diamonds in old transitional brilliant and rose cuts, without a laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Ancient 18-karat gold bracelet with platinum mounts, adorned with approximately 3.50 ct of natural diamonds.
The piece features an elaborate ornamental composition inspired by floral motifs, with openwork and a high level of detail characteristic of antique jewelry.
The decoration is set with numerous natural diamonds, combining different cuts:
- approx. 0.60 ct of natural diamonds in old transitional brilliant cut.
- approx. 2.90 ct of natural diamonds in rose cut.
- Total diamond weight estimated: approx. 3.50 ct.
- Estimated color: H-J.
- Estimated clarity: SI1–I1.
- The color and clarity are gemological estimates, performed by visual inspection and loupe, and do not constitute an individual gemological certificate for each diamond.
- Metal: 18 kt gold with platinum settings and decorative elements.
The combination of rose cuts, old transitional brilliant cuts, openwork, and floral ornamentation is characteristic of jewelry from the first half of the 20th century. In terms of design and manufacturing techniques, the piece can be placed roughly in the first third of the 20th century, although exact dating cannot be guaranteed without historical documentation.
Vintage/antique piece, with signs of use and aging in keeping with its age.
Gemological note:
The diamonds and gemological characteristics of the piece have been examined and valued by a diamond-grading specialist from the Spanish Gemological Institute and in Gemology by FEEG. The color, clarity, and weight characteristics of the diamonds are approximate and should be considered indicative since there is no individual gemological certificate.
Seller's Story
Joyerías Sancho is a family business with almost 50 years of experience in the jewelry sector. We specialize in buying jewelry from individuals and in selecting second-hand pieces with authenticity guaranteed. Our catalog focuses mainly on 20th-century jewelry, although occasionally we offer older pieces and also contemporary creations of particular interest. Each lot is reviewed and described with the utmost rigor by our team to ensure a transparent and trustworthy purchasing experience. Our priority is that each jewel finds a new owner who can value its history, quality and design.
Translated by Google TranslateAncient 18-karat gold bracelet with platinum mounts, adorned with approximately 3.50 ct of natural diamonds.
The piece features an elaborate ornamental composition inspired by floral motifs, with openwork and a high level of detail characteristic of antique jewelry.
The decoration is set with numerous natural diamonds, combining different cuts:
- approx. 0.60 ct of natural diamonds in old transitional brilliant cut.
- approx. 2.90 ct of natural diamonds in rose cut.
- Total diamond weight estimated: approx. 3.50 ct.
- Estimated color: H-J.
- Estimated clarity: SI1–I1.
- The color and clarity are gemological estimates, performed by visual inspection and loupe, and do not constitute an individual gemological certificate for each diamond.
- Metal: 18 kt gold with platinum settings and decorative elements.
The combination of rose cuts, old transitional brilliant cuts, openwork, and floral ornamentation is characteristic of jewelry from the first half of the 20th century. In terms of design and manufacturing techniques, the piece can be placed roughly in the first third of the 20th century, although exact dating cannot be guaranteed without historical documentation.
Vintage/antique piece, with signs of use and aging in keeping with its age.
Gemological note:
The diamonds and gemological characteristics of the piece have been examined and valued by a diamond-grading specialist from the Spanish Gemological Institute and in Gemology by FEEG. The color, clarity, and weight characteristics of the diamonds are approximate and should be considered indicative since there is no individual gemological certificate.
Seller's Story
Joyerías Sancho is a family business with almost 50 years of experience in the jewelry sector. We specialize in buying jewelry from individuals and in selecting second-hand pieces with authenticity guaranteed. Our catalog focuses mainly on 20th-century jewelry, although occasionally we offer older pieces and also contemporary creations of particular interest. Each lot is reviewed and described with the utmost rigor by our team to ensure a transparent and trustworthy purchasing experience. Our priority is that each jewel finds a new owner who can value its history, quality and design.
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Era
1900-2000
Total carat weight of all stones
3.50
Style
Art Deco
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Diamond type of surrounding stones
Natural
Cutting style of surrounding stones
Brilliant cut
Fineness
18 kt.
Brand jewellery
No
Metal
Platinum, Yellow gold
Surrounding stones
Diamond
Total weight
26 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Country of origin
Unknown
Gender
Women
Title additional information
Art Deco
Circumference
17.5 cm
Bracelet size
Medium (17 - 18 cm)
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