18K (750) rose gold opening rigid bracelet, applied with a large belt-inspired design, drawing a round buckle underlined by pearls (not tested), the strap and the end in gold pierced with a decoration of pampers leaves and foliage, enhanced by a button pearl (not tested), ratchet clasp and safety chain. Second Empire period. Hallmark of master. Horse head (1838 to 1919) and rhinoceros head hallmark Approximate circumference: 19 cm. - Gross weight: 26.39 g. (Some bumps)

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