DIAMOND BRACELET, LATE 19TH CENTURY

Designed as an open work tapered band to a central row of button pearls between floral motifs and lines set with rose-cut diamonds, length approximately 190mm.

Probably mounted in silver and gold, stamped with French assay mark for 18 carat gold. Button pearls measuring approximately 3.65mm-6.85mm, reasonably well matched in shape. Greenish white to white body colour some with rosé overtones, medium lustre. Piece has been recently cleaned. Safety chain needs to be reattached. Well articulated, secure clasp. In good condition.
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Pearls untested.