DIAMOND BRACELET, 1950s

Of stylised stirrup design set with calibré-cut synthetic rubies, circular- and single-cut diamonds, to three chains of Brazilian linking suspending three graduated tassels highlighted with single-cut and rose diamonds, length approximately 180mm, two small diamonds deficient.

Heavy, weighing approximately 116.1 grams. Estimated total diamond weight approximately 2.00 - 2.20 carats, estimated colour J, estimated clarity SI on average, graded in yellow mount. Synthetic rubies medium purplish red. Linking well articulated. Safety catch to underside of clasp. Slight scratches consistent with age and wear. In very good condition.
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