18 Karat Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Colored Stone and Enamel Bangle-Bracelet, David Webb

The textured gold bangle-bracelet in the form of an elephant, the terminals set with one square cushion-cut cabochon emerald and one oval-shaped cabochon sapphire, the eyes and crown accented by four cabochon rubies, decorated with round and single-cut diamonds weighing approximately 3.75 carats, completed by tusks applied with cream-colored enamel, gross weight approximately 79 dwts, internal circumference 6¼ inches, signed Webb.

In good condition. The semi-translucent, deep green emerald and semi-translucent, deep blue sapphire are heavily included; the emerald with surface-reaching fractures. The semi-transparent, medium-deep slightly purplish red rubies are moderately to heavily included. Diamonds approximately F-G color, VVS-VS clarity. Enamel remains intact. Signed on the inside of the elephants head. Fitted with a safety closure. Best fits a medium to medium-large wrist.
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