2 pcs vivid green (bluish) emerald - 6.19 ct Read more
ladies 9ct majestic wristwatch Read more
peridot 9ct gold earrings Read more
victorian ladies chatelaine mirror Read more
Still not found something similar? Why not save a search and get a notification in your inbox when an matching antique is added to our ever-growing database?
Enter your email address to be sent alerts when new items are added to the site that match your search criteria
This attractive, elegant and eminently wearable bracelet was made circa 1910, at a period when jewellers were still using a 'sandwich' of an 18ct gold back with a platinum front, a throw-back to the time when the only white metal available to jewellers was silver. Platinum came conveniently into general use around 1900, but later oieces wouuld have been made in all-platinum, there being no real reason for this costly form of manufacture. The bracelet is a series of navette and X-shaped segments, set with small brilliant-cut diamonds and 4 graduating to 5mm natural (un-tested) pearls, millgrain set in platinum, with a gold back. The bracelet itself very slightly graduates. Width: 7 5/8 inches:195mm - a little longer than average.
Antiques.co.uk Ref: G454G3AK2
Here on antiques co uk we love antiques and specialise in selling antiques. Even though this item was for sale and is now sold or otherwise now unavailable we have many more items for sale including vintage antiques, silver, tables, watches, jewellery and much more for your interiors and home.
Search all the antiques currently for sale on www.antiques co uk. Or why not consider selling your antiques and making sales more easily with us!