Strong lot of 16 silver 800‰ gourmette-type bracelets for social elevator use comprising three categories: - 4 including two unengraved royalty-free and two in search of Jean-Luc and Jean-Paul with crescendo motifs weighing NET together: 336.3 g; - 6 medium-sized gourmette bracelets for young men or sporty women in 800‰ silver, three of which are unengraved and three in search of Annie, Sylvie and Nicole weighing NET together: 147.7 g; - 6 models dedicated to youth including four unengraved, one in search of Françoise and one celebrating a union between Alain and Annie. NET weight: 30 g. Two open rigid emancipation bracelets are included, one unengraved, the other in search of Jacques. NET weight: 60.2 g. Total weight: 574.2 g.

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