Gold, turquoise and diamond bracelets, Early 19th Century

Each designed as a central cannetille work plaque of foliate design, set with cabochon turquoises and circular-cut diamonds, connected by fine mesh linking, each length approximately 185mm, one diamond deficient.

Composed of tri-colour gold. Each clasp numbered from 1 to 4. Turquoise light blue, some stones with typical matrix visible to naked eye. Estimated total diamond weight approximately 1.80 - 2.00 carats, stones bright and lively, one diamond deficient and later replaced with paste. Mesh linking well articulated, slightly mishapen. Slight tarnish and abrasions to mount consistent with age and wear. In good condition.
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