Levian Bracelet Diamond Ruby Art Deco Style 18k Yellow Gold Baguette

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David Yurman Cuff Bracelet Diamond 18k Gold circa 2000. Just so you know, this older version weighs 112 grams versus the newer version, which is only around 96 grams. This bracelet i...

Finely crafted in platinum with 3 Marquise cut Diamonds weighing approximately a total of 4.25 carats, Old European cut Diamonds weighing approximately 13.00 carats, Baguette cut Dia...

A bracelet designed by Boucheron. Extremely rare and beautiful bracelet, created during the art deco period in Paris France by the famous jewelry house of Boucheron, back in the 1937. The bracelet is one of a kind and a highly collectible piece, published in the Gilles Neret book. It was carefully crafted in solid yellow gold of 18 karats with high polished finish and platinum parts for the setting of the diamonds. The bracelet has been designed with retro-modernist patterns and is embellished with a gorgeous selection of fifty earth mined, natural gemstones such: Burmese translucent rubies and white colorless diamonds. It is fitted with a concealed hinged folded snap lock. Diamonds: Mount in flush pave settings, with 28 old European round cut diamonds with a total weight of 2.80 carats, white colorless E/F color, VS clarity. Rubies: Mount in a channel setting, with 22 calibrated French faceted cut of natural vivid red rubies with a combined weight of 2.64 carats. The rubies are gems quality, not heated and Burmese origin. Weight: 66.85 Grams, (42.85 Dwt). Measurements: 7.75 Inches (19.69 Cm) and a width of 28 mm (1.10 Inch). Hallmarks: Stamped several times with French national marks such: the eagle head and the dog head for the assay and warranty of the 18kt gold and the platinum respectively and signed in full, "BOUCHERON PARIS". Boucheron Frédéric Boucheron founded the Maison Boucheron in 1858. To this day, the Boucheron jewelry house is known for its intricate, free spirited style. Boucheron's designs are always creative and display outstanding French craftsmanship and characterful stones. He quickly became well known for the exceptional quality of his precious stones. Around 1880, he was the first modern jeweler bold enough to engrave diamonds with flowers...