Dating between 1900-1940s, a sweater weather worthy bracelet. It’s dotted with mulled like garnets and cheerful natural zircons. They vary slightly in size, showcasing their individuality as older cuts. Every stone is nestled within its own handcrafted setting, such a beautiful rhythm of color and light across the wrist. The color palette evokes the most vibrant autumn. Rich garnet reds mixed with golden, amber, cinnamon, and green natural zircons. A playful and sophisticated bracelet ideal for the collector who appreciates jewelry with tons of personality.
The most captivating gemstones on here (if I had to be honest) are the natural zircons. Often confused with the name of synthetic cubic zirconia (they can’t be more different), the natural zircon is a historic gemstone prized by collectors for its sparkle and color but to me these are especially beautiful as they appear to not be treated.
Specification
1900-1940
7k gold (low purity, no evidence of plating)
7” in wearable length
A box insert clasp, please allow 2-3 weeks to replace the tongue
Natural garnet and zircon. Please note, zircons are a natural gemstone (not to be confused with cubic zirconia!) they have a fantastic amount of fire.
20.42 estimated total carat weight (7.46ctw garnets and 12.96ctw zircons)
Condition
3 gemstones have chips on them.
The box clasp is currently functional, however the tongue insert will be professionally replaced as a preventative measure to ensure secure wear and extend the life of the bracelet.
