Mid century, 9ct gold fancy link bracelet, 32.6 grams.

Stunning mid century 9ct Gold fancy link bracelet, hallmarked in 1950

The bracelet is made up of chunky circular links in solid 9ct Gold, with grooved detailing that adds texture, interspersed with smaller Plain polished oval links.

This is a quality, mid century bracelet that looks fabulous on, it is nice and weighty at over 32 grams. The 9ct Gold is a gorgeous mellow colour with a tiny tint of rose. The bracelet closes securely with a bolt ring clasp

At some point 2 links have been removed to make the bracelet smaller, the links are included with the bracelet which we can have soldered back onto the bracelet to make it longer if required.

Hallmark: 9.375 to most circular links, date letter for 1950 to the end spare link

Weight: 32.5 grams

Dimensions: 17cm long plus 2 spare links which could extend the length to 21.5cm long (or 19.5cm if only 1 link is added) The links are 15.8mm wide

Condition: Very good vintage condition

Please note any antique boxes featured in the images are for display purposes and not included with the item unless this is mentioned in the listing

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