BOUCHERON Bracelet In 18k yellow gold and platinum, formed of a double tubogas mesh with a square section, the clasp styling a buckle set with calibrated sapphires and old-cut diamonds Circa 1940 Signed and numbered Length: approx. 17.5 cm, Gross weight: 62.07 g A diamond, sapphire, 18k yellow gold and platinum bracelet, by Boucheron, circa 1940 CONDITION REPORT : Good condition, slight wear patina Minor chips to sapphires Signed Boucheron Paris, numbered 2650 CONDITION REPORT : Good condition, slight wear Tiny scratches on the sapphires Signed Boucheron Paris, numbered 2650

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