18 Karat Gold, Platinum and Diamond Bracelet, Boucheron, Paris, Circa 1940

The buckle clasp set with old European-cut diamonds weighing approximately 1.00 carat, completed by a bracelet composed of cylinder-shaped links, gross weight approximately 59 dwts., length 7 inches, signed Boucheron, Paris, numbered 16747, French assay marks.

In good condition with minor denting and scratching commensurate with age. The transitional-cut diamonds are approximately G-H color, VS clarity. To open, pull up on convex end of clasp.
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