Emerald and diamond bracelet, circa 1920

The tapering articulated band designed as a series of intertwined loops millegrain-set throughout with circular- and single-cut diamonds, interspersed by lozenge motifs set to the centre with a circular-cut stone in a octagonal box-setting within a triangular emerald border, mounted in platinum,

Austrian assay marks for platinum. Numbered 2848. Total diamond weight approximately 6.00-7.00 carats, on average of H-I colour and VS clarity, some SI. The bright and vibrant emaralds well matched, some are chipped or damaged, not visible when worn. Overall a well preserved bracelet, in good condition.
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