Diamond bracelet, French, circa 1920

The articulated openwork band pierced in a lace design, set throughout with 242 old European-cut and old-mine diamonds weighing approximately 18.00 carats, mounted in platinum, length 6¾ inches, French assay marks.

Tongue and side of bracelet have French assay marks, tongue also has an unidentified maker's mark. Estimated color of principle diamonds H-K, estimated clarity VS-I. Estimated color of remaining stones H-K with occasional L-M, estimated clarity VS-SI. Safety clip to side of clasp. In good condition.
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