No reserve price - Cufflinks Silver Chalcedony - Art deco
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Antique Art Deco silver cufflinks with four green chalcedony main stones (total 5 carats), a total weight of 5.2 g, each about 2 cm long, featuring a double chain-link design and no laboratory report.
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Antique Art Deco cufflinks – silver with green chalcedony – circa 1915–1935
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Description
A pair of beautiful antique Art Deco cufflinks with a double chain-link connection, made of silver (untested, tested) and featuring sleek-cut green chalcedony stones. An elegant, geometric design typical of the period 1915–1935.
The faceted cylindrical stones give the knots a particularly luxurious and timeless character. The chain-link construction indicates handcrafted craftsmanship from a smaller European atelier (probably the Netherlands or Germany).
A stylish and rare accessory, suitable for collectors of antique men's jewelry or for special occasions.
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Condition
Good antique condition, with minor signs of use appropriate for its age.
No chips or cracks in the stones. The mechanism is sturdy.
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Specifications
Material: silver (untested, tested)
• Stone: green agate
• Period: circa 1915–1935
Type: double chain-link cufflinks
Total weight: 5.19 g
Length per button: approximately 2 cm
• Color: dark green transparent
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Origin
Europe (probably the Netherlands or Germany)
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Is carefully packed and sent by registered mail.
Antique Art Deco cufflinks – silver with green chalcedony – circa 1915–1935
The symbol (⸻)
Description
A pair of beautiful antique Art Deco cufflinks with a double chain-link connection, made of silver (untested, tested) and featuring sleek-cut green chalcedony stones. An elegant, geometric design typical of the period 1915–1935.
The faceted cylindrical stones give the knots a particularly luxurious and timeless character. The chain-link construction indicates handcrafted craftsmanship from a smaller European atelier (probably the Netherlands or Germany).
A stylish and rare accessory, suitable for collectors of antique men's jewelry or for special occasions.
The symbol (⸻)
Condition
Good antique condition, with minor signs of use appropriate for its age.
No chips or cracks in the stones. The mechanism is sturdy.
The symbol (⸻)
Specifications
Material: silver (untested, tested)
• Stone: green agate
• Period: circa 1915–1935
Type: double chain-link cufflinks
Total weight: 5.19 g
Length per button: approximately 2 cm
• Color: dark green transparent
The symbol (⸻)
Origin
Europe (probably the Netherlands or Germany)
The symbol (⸻)
Is carefully packed and sent by registered mail.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
4
Style
Art Deco
Metal
Silver
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
5.00
Brand jewellery
No
Main Stone
Chalcedony
Total weight
5.2 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Men
Title additional information
Art deco
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