Retro 18K Gold, Platinum, Diamond & Ruby Buckle Bracelet This bracelet has a par…

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Retro 18K Gold, Platinum, Diamond & Ruby Buckle Bracelet

This bracelet has a particularly sculptural appearance. Rubies from the Retro period are nearly always synthetics because the usual shipping lanes from the gem mines of southeast Asia were cut off because of World War II. The bracelet bears French marks for 18K and platinum. Circa 1940 Condition: excellent, all original Dimensions 7” circumference; strap, 1” wide; buckle, 1-1/2” wide Weight: 90.7 grams Approximate Total Gemstone Weight: ruby, 4.5 carats; diamond, 1.0 carat

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Retro 18K Gold, Platinum, Diamond & Ruby Buckle Bracelet

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ENSEMBLE « RUBIS »

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