Platinum and Diamond Bracelet, Janesich, Circa 1925

Of openwork design, set with numerous old European and single-cut diamonds weighing approximately 7.75 carats, length 7¼ inches, signed Janesich. With box.

Christie's New York, June 8, 1993, Important Jewels, lot 155.

In very good condition overall with very light surface wear commensurate with age. One link with evidence of repair on the gallery, this is not evident when worn. Set with 182 old European and single-cut diamonds, the center old European-cut diamond is approximately J-K color, SI clarity. The rest of the diamonds are approximately F-I color, predominantly SI clarity with some VS examples. The tongue of clasp with French hallmark. The clasp fitted with a safety latch.
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