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Overview:
Finely detailed antique Edwardian era snake bracelet (circa 1907), crafted in 18k yellow gold.
Rose cut diamonds graduate in size and total an estimated 0.12 carats (estimated at I-J color and I1 clarity). The box cut rubies surround the eyes in a semi-circle pattern and total an estimated 0.50 carats.
The snake features lifelike scale detail to the bracelet, terminating to the snake head - the diamonds and rubies add color and a subtle shimmer. The lithe snake is a hard-to-find larger size (7 1/2 inches) and easily slips on and off the wrist with the tongue snapping securely in the snakes mouth. For centuries the snake has represented faithfulness and eternal love. The snake is a centuries old reference to eternal love. The bracelet has a softness to the gold with a warm buttery patina. We have not cleaned the bracelet to preserve the patina and collector value. The underside of the snakes head is engraved "1-1-907"
The bracelet is in good original condition.
Specifications:
Weight: 25 grams
Stones: Rose cut diamonds graduate in size and total an estimated 0.12 carats (estimated at I-J color and I1 clarity). The box cut rubies surround the eyes in a semi-circle pattern and total an estimated 0.50 carats.
Size & Measurements: The bracelet measures 7 1/2 inches in length. The snakes head measures 14mm wide (0.55 inches). The snake links graduate in size from 6mm to 7.5mm.
Metal & Hallmark: 18 karat yellow gold. The bracelet is not hallmarked though it has tested positive for 18 karat gold.
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