Antique Art Deco Platinum Bracelet — Colombian Emeralds & 7ct Diamonds | Circa 1920

An exceptional Art Deco platinum bracelet from circa 1920. Originally crafted as a watch and later transformed into a bracelet. At the center sits a natural Colombian emerald of 2.34 carats, with a minor oil treatment, as confirmed 
by a GEM Paris laboratory report. A stone of vivid, saturated green from the world's most celebrated emerald source. Flanking it are two natural emeralds of approximately 0.50 carats each, bringing the total emerald weight to approximately 3.34 carats. 

The emeralds are surrounded by diamonds, and the links of the bracelet are themselves entirely set with round and princess-cut diamonds of approximately 7 carats total weight.

The reverse of the bracelet is executed in open pierced work, a perfectly crafted mise à jour and the sides of the bracelet are delicately engraved — a finishing detail of extraordinary refinement that confirms the exceptional quality of the original workshop. The bracelet fastens with a ratchet clasp with figure-of-eight safety. 

Details:

• Perio: Art Deco, circa 1920

• Metal: Platinum

• Central stone: Natural Colombian emerald, 2.34ct, minor oil treatment, GEM Paris laboratory report included

• Side stones: Two natural emeralds, approx. 0.50ct each

• Total emerald weight: Approx. 3.34ct

• Diamonds: Round and princess-cut, approx. 7ct total — estimated E/F color, VS/SI clarity

• Length: 16.5 cm

• Height: 10 mm

• Total weight: 28.4 g

• Clasp: Ratchet clasp with figure-of-eight safety

• Hallmarks: Dog's head (Guarantee mark for platinum)

• Note: Originally crafted as a watch, converted to bracelet. Accompanied by a GEM Paris laboratory report for the central emerald.

• Condition: Very good