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Shop Categories Rings Watches Trailer Bracelets Brooches & Pins Necklaces & chains Earrings Antiques painting Coins china Silverware Other Antique bracelet (probably France) Click on the images to enlarge Details Material: 750/18k yellow gold Time: Around 1910 Trim: Opal, emerald, diamond Total length: 17.5cm Total weight: 42.8g Condition: Very good, see pictures Special feature: Unique, antique Valuation report: Seubert/Munich Main stone: diamond Metal: Yellow gold Fineness: 18 carat Style: cocktail Article number: 9137 Item description Bracelet antique opal emerald diamond 750 18K yellow gold length 17.5cm Art Nouveau Antique bracelet in a class of its own The yellow gold bracelet consists of 8 equal smaller parts and a larger middle part. The yellow gold was lined with silver in the places where the diamonds are set. These diamonds are held with grains. The emeralds are located in the connecting parts and are set in delicate bezel settings. The opals centrally located in each part are set in covered settings. An underlying box lock serves as the closure, and a chain is attached to one side for additional security. Although the bracelet is antique, there are no signs of repair. The manufacturer's mark can no longer be clearly seen, but it is very likely that it is of French origin around 1900-1910. 30 pieces of emeralds in total. approx. 1.5ct, 1 large opal approx. 1.5ct, 8 pieces of opals approx. 2.0ct, 14 pieces 8/8 diamonds approx. 0.14ct, 180 pieces of diamonds approx. 0.6ct The item is taxed according to Section 25 A USTG (marginal taxation). The VAT is therefore not shown. to the shop The yellow gold bracelet consists of 8 equal smaller parts and a larger middle part. The yellow gold was lined with silver in the places where the diamonds are set. These diamonds are held with grains. The emeralds are located in the connecting parts and are set in delicate bezel settings. The opals centrally located in each part are set in covered settings. An underlying box lock serves as the closure, and a chain is attached to one side for additional security. Although the bracelet is antique, there are no signs of repair. The manufacturer's mark can no longer be clearly seen, but it is very likely that it is of French origin around 1900-1910. 30 pieces of emeralds in total. approx. 1.5ct, 1 large opal approx. 1.5ct, 8 pieces of opals approx. 2.0ct, 14 pieces 8/8 diamonds appr