Emerald and diamond broad articulated strap bracelet, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Emerald and diamond broad articulated strap bracelet,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 01730
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with seven rows of square and rectangular cut emeralds, channel set, edged by half-moon cut diamonds, spaced by three rectangular buckle style links, each pave set with diamonds and joined on twin bars, one forming the clasp, serial number trace _110_
Length 19cm / 7�''
Weight: 83g
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Emerald and diamond broad articulated strap bracelet,

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