Late 19th century gold and diamond oval link bracelet, French c.1890, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Late 19th century gold and diamond oval link bracelet, French c.1890,
Price: £9600
Ref No. 05776
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with seven openwork panel links featuring spiralling scroll foliage in relief, each centred by a cushion cut diamond, smaller circular gold boss style florette links between, with French assaymarks for 18ct and workshop mark (indiscernible), approximately 1.65cts of diamonds in all
Length 19cm / 7�''
Width 1.4cm / 9/16''
Weight: 37g
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Late 19th century gold and diamond oval link bracelet, French c.1890,

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