Memorable Antique Micromosaic Bracelet with Scenes of Rome

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique 9 karat yellow gold curb link bracelet; part of our diverse antique jewellery and estate jewelry collec...

Antique English 9ct yellow gold curb-link bracelet with concealed box link clasp measuring approximately 8 1/4" in length. Stamp: 9ct

Comprising a bracelet with five oval micromosaics depicting Roman ruins framed by a plain motif and joined by links, 21.3 cm; "en suite" brooch with...

An exceptional, fine and impressive unusual 9 karat gold 3 bar gate style bracelet; part of our diverse antique jewellery collections. This fine and impressive antique 1920s bracelet...

A romantic antique Victorian gate bracelet from the late 19th Century fashioned entirely in 9ct gold. The band consists of curved gate links etched with textured patterning across th...

This unusual chain is a segment from an 18 karat gold 40" long necklace that one of our customers inherited from a great-great-great-blah-blah aunt. We know it's European, because her people immigrated from Poland, and we know it's at least a hundred years old (by the number of "greats" in front of the distant aunt) but that's about it. The mark on the original clasp just says "18K," with no tasty hallmarks to help with identification. We've never seen a chain like this. It resembles a book chain, but the construction is different. Basically, it's two lengths of rolo-style cable chain connected to each other by horizontal oval loops with links on each end. It's got great, loose-snaky movement, and every other center loop has been stamped with a bubbly pattern, just to give it a little more visual oomph. We're going to cut this chain down for various projects because it doesn't really work as a necklace. (It's the kind of thing you'd wear with your metals of office, which you don't have, and neither does anyone else.) Project numero uno is this one-of-a-kind, absolutely unique bracelet, which combines the chain with a fantastic vintage 14 karat box clasp, salvaged from an ugly bead bracelet, that's been sitting around the shop just waiting for this chain to come along. It's a big oval box clasp set with a chewy chrysoprase cabochon, nicely cut, great color, and about 15 carats. The clasp is stamped "585" and "14" on the back, along with the maker's mark (MG) for Manchu Gems, which was a Hong Kong jeweler that produced a lot of distinctively "oriental" jade, coral and chrysoprase jewelry...