Bracelet - 9 kt. Rose gold Amethyst - Aquamarine
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Description from the seller
Rigid bracelet in 9k rose gold with aquamarine and amethyst.
Bracelet handmade in our Milanese goldsmith workshop in 9k rose gold with 1 cabochon-cut aquamarine, diameter 10 mm, and 1 brilliant-cut amethyst, diameter 7 mm. Total weight 4.0 grams. The bracelet bears the 9k 375 gold hallmarks and Botta Gioielli 716MI. Shipped via express courier with insurance.
Seller's Story
The starting point of each of my jewels is the stone, its choice, the type of cut, the combination of colors and last but not least the transformation of the creative idea into a finished jewel.
All these steps are carried out 100% with care and passion in the goldsmith's laboratory in Milan. Any small differences between the jewels enclose the craftsmanship and beauty of each one.
Each jewel is handmade with the union of gold and selected natural stones.
My work history begins 25 years ago when I took over my father's company, I am the second generation of a family of jewelers. Quality and aesthetic sensitivity are the greatest legacies.
The trademark "716 MI" that I still apply today to all my jewels was created in 1960 by my father Giovanni together with the opening of the goldsmith's workshop in the heart of Milan in Piazza Borromeo. In the 90s I created the Botta Gioielli brand and as then I continued my goldsmith's activity in the centre of Milan in the new workshop in Via Mazzini 16.
Translated by Google TranslateRigid bracelet in 9k rose gold with aquamarine and amethyst.
Bracelet handmade in our Milanese goldsmith workshop in 9k rose gold with 1 cabochon-cut aquamarine, diameter 10 mm, and 1 brilliant-cut amethyst, diameter 7 mm. Total weight 4.0 grams. The bracelet bears the 9k 375 gold hallmarks and Botta Gioielli 716MI. Shipped via express courier with insurance.
Seller's Story
The starting point of each of my jewels is the stone, its choice, the type of cut, the combination of colors and last but not least the transformation of the creative idea into a finished jewel.
All these steps are carried out 100% with care and passion in the goldsmith's laboratory in Milan. Any small differences between the jewels enclose the craftsmanship and beauty of each one.
Each jewel is handmade with the union of gold and selected natural stones.
My work history begins 25 years ago when I took over my father's company, I am the second generation of a family of jewelers. Quality and aesthetic sensitivity are the greatest legacies.
The trademark "716 MI" that I still apply today to all my jewels was created in 1960 by my father Giovanni together with the opening of the goldsmith's workshop in the heart of Milan in Piazza Borromeo. In the 90s I created the Botta Gioielli brand and as then I continued my goldsmith's activity in the centre of Milan in the new workshop in Via Mazzini 16.
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Shape of surrounding stones
Round
No. of surrounding gemstones
1
No. of main gemstones
1
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Era
After 2000
Metal
Rose gold
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
1.00
Total carat weight of surrounding stones
1.00
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
9 kt.
Cutting style of surrounding stones
Cabochon cut
Main stone
Amethyst
Surrounding stones
Aquamarine
Total weight
4 g
Condition
New
Country of origin
Italy
Gender
Women
Shape of main stone
Round
Cutting style of main stone
Brilliant cut
Bracelet size
Medium (17 - 18 cm)
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