Go Back to Upcoming Lots14k Gold Large Charm Link Bracelet
Article
1153646Location
North Carolina, United StatesFull address: Available with subscription
Closing at
April 22, 2025Lot Number
Available with subscriptionCategory
Bracelet, BroochDimensions
Length: 8-5/8 in, Width: 5/8 inMaterial
10k Yellow Gold, 14k Rose Gold, 14k Yellow Gold, 18k Rose Gold, 18k Yellow GoldGross Weight
143.8 gClasp Or Buckle
ToggleGemstone
Carnelian, Chrysoprase, Gemstone, Turquoise, Sapphire, Amethyst, Citrine, Topaz, Garnet, Moonstone, ChalcedonyGender
WomenMotif
Fish, Three Wise Monkeys, AmuletStyle
EtruscanType
Charm, ChainDescription
A charm bracelet featuring eight rose gold links alternating with nine textured yellow gold links, secured with a toggle closure. The bracelet is unstamped but tests as 14k gold. It holds eight suspended charms: a fish with carnelian cabochon eyes (14k yellow gold), the Three Wise Monkeys with a chrysoprase cabochon (18k yellow gold), an Etruscan-style amulet adorned with various cabochons and bezel-set gemstones including turquoise, purple and blue sapphires, amethyst, citrine, and white topaz, ending with a garnet cabochon at the base (18k yellow gold), a hollow female bust (18k yellow gold), a revolving globe stamped "14K" (yellow gold), a hollow bust of Ernest Hemingway stamped "750, G73" (18k rose and yellow gold), a seated poodle with round single-cut pink sapphire eyes (10k yellow gold), and a hollow mushroom featuring two round bezel-set rose-cut garnets, along with oval cabochons of turquoise, chrysoprase, moonstone, and chalcedony (14k rose gold). The largest charm measures 1-1/4 inches in length. Bracelet dimensions: length 8-5/8 inches, width 5/8 inch. Total weight: 143.8 grams.Condition
Available with subscriptionProvenance
Private Collection, North CarolinaStarting Bid: $3,000
Estimates: $6,000 – $9,000
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