Platinum, Diamond and Colored Stone Flower Bracelet, Circa 1930

Designed as an openwork flower completed by a box link bracelet, set throughout with round, old European-cut, single-cut and baguette diamonds weighing approximately 11.75 carats, set in the center with buff-top calibré-cut emeralds and amethysts, length 6¼ inches.

The center is a concave whorl set with buff-top emeralds. The center floral element is stamped on the edge of the mounting with Austrian assay mark for Vienna assay office. The tongue of the clasp on the box link straps is stamped with French assay mark and stamped 'OR'. The female end is stamped PT950 with French workshop mark and numbered 66059. A couple of the buff-top amethyst are chipped, and some glue repair can be seen with magnification. Diamonds are approximately G-I color and VS-SI clarity. In good condition and fitted with a carrier chain which runs the length of the bracelet. Also fitted with a figure-8 clasp.
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