A diamond and ruby set gold bracelet, Morocco, 19th Century

the raised central roundel set with a row of drop-shape pink gemstones around a higher set roundel mounted with clear gemstones in a flowerhead motif, hinged compartment to back and worked with green and red enamel, the armband composed of a flat sheet of gold with petal shaped terminals set with pink and clear gemstones, both sides hinged, one to reveal opening 

In general good condition, some scratches and minor knicks, as viewed.
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A nineteenth-century pendant from a headband (tab'a) originally from Meknes and now in the Museum of New Mexico Collections in the Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe, was decorated in a similar way, with two levels of roundels set with gemstones in a concentric fashion (illustrated in Mann 2000, p.151, no.51). Whereas the headband also contained enamelwork to the front, on the present bracelet, it is the reverse of the central panel that is enamelled.