A gorgeous diamond bracelet from the Georgian (ca1750) era! This fancy bracelet is comprised of 7 beautiful halo rose cut diamond links with 2 smaller belcher set rose cut diamond links in between each halo link. They form a straight but flexible bracelet that is crafted in 14K and sterling silver. The 7 halo links each hold 13 rose cut diamonds that are set in sterling silver and backed in 14K gold. The bracelet has 101 rose cut diamonds that have an estimated weight of 2ctw+. The cluster halo border design is reminiscent of a floral motif and has a very feminine appearance. The bracelet fastens with a push clasp that also has a hidden security feature that comes out of catch to add security to the bracelet. A beautiful example of Georgian jewelry, it looks exceptional when worn by itself or would compliment any collection!
Measurements: The bracelet measures 7 1/4” inch length and would fit nicely on an average sized wrist. Each diamond cluster link measures 1/8” tall, 1/4” wide, and 1/4" thick.
Condition: The overall condition of the bracelet is in excellent condition for being over 200 years old! The bracelet shows some normal signs of surface wear, but there is no apparent damage to the piece. All of the rosecut stones are intact, and the clasp and hinges are secure and in good working order.
