No Reserve Price - Bracelet Silver Turquoise - Coral
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Unisex silver bracelet, likely 925 with a natural patina, featuring a central orange coral stone and hand-set turquoise stones in a Tibetan/Nepalese medieval style, with an American Gemological Labs report.
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Description from the seller
Superb handmade bracelet in Tibetan/Nepalese style.
Metal: worked silver (probably 925, natural patina)
Stones: hand-set turquoise, with a central orange coral stone.
Style: traditional Tibetan, pearled and twisted motifs.
Condition: good, authentic, and solid, with a slight vintage patina.
This jewelry piece is typical of Himalayan Asian craftsmanship: each piece is unique and symbolizes protection and harmony.
Superb handmade bracelet in Tibetan/Nepalese style.
Metal: worked silver (probably 925, natural patina)
Stones: hand-set turquoise, with a central orange coral stone.
Style: traditional Tibetan, pearled and twisted motifs.
Condition: good, authentic, and solid, with a slight vintage patina.
This jewelry piece is typical of Himalayan Asian craftsmanship: each piece is unique and symbolizes protection and harmony.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
American Gemological Labs (AGL)
Style
Medieval Style
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Main Stone
Turquoise
Total weight
41 g
Surrounding Stones
Coral
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
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