Openwork white and yellow gold 750°/°° bangle set with nine faceted oval Ceylon sapphires separated by four seed-set half-cut diamonds. Ratchet clasp and safety chain. French work circa 1930. Weight of sapphires: approx. 5 cts and diamonds: approx. 3 cts. Inside diameter: 6 cm - width: 0.5 cm Gross weight: 25.10 g Gem Paris pre-certificate N° 20241977532-5 attests that one of the sapphires is of Sri Lankan origin and has not been treated. After studying the other eight sapphires, I can confirm as a Gemmologist that they are indeed from Sri Lanka and natural.

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