Pair of Platinum and Diamond Bracelets, Boucheron, Paris, Circa 1960

The two articulated bracelets set with numerous round diamonds weighing a total of approximately 46.80 carats and numerous baguette diamonds weighing a total of approximately 27.30 carats, the first bracelet length 7 inches, signed Boucheron Paris, numbered 6308, with French assay marks; the second bracelet length 7 inches, signed Boucheron Paris, with French assay marks, stamped PT950.

Both bracelets in good condition and bearing a nice weight. If twisted, the links can become temporarily misaligned but are easily realigned. Diamonds are approximately F-G color, VVS-VS clarity. Very flexible and well-made. One bracelet signed Boucheron Paris on the safety closure. The other bracelet signed Boucheron Paris on the clasp tongue and numbered 6.308 on the safety closure. In their present state, the safety closures prevent the bracelets from being securely joined into a necklace.
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