A beautiful Edwardian 15ct gold English hallmarked gate bracelet that still carries design elements from the earlier Victorian era and introduces the geometric design that would influence the Art Deco jewellery of the 1920’s, this antique gate bracelet has it all.
Crafted in rose gold with that special warm colour that you only get in antique gold the bracelet is a 3 bar gate with alternative lozenge and ball links. The bracelet fastens with a hidden clasp and has the added benefit of safety chain. It is very comfortable to wear, feels like silk and looks distinctive and elegant on the wrist. Hallmarked English 15 carat gold is particularly desirable, it was an assay mark only used in the period between 1854 and 1931.
MATERIALS: 15 carat gold, hallmarked and tested
MEASUREMENTS: 7-3/4" (21cm) fastened and 5/8" wide (15mm), safety chain 3" (75mm)
HALLMARKS: Stamped '15' for 15ct gold on clasp
WEIGHT: 19.2 grams.
DATE: circa 1910, Edwardian
CONDITION: In excellent antique condition with only minimal wear, the bracelet has been very well cared for. There is a tiny depression on one of the gold balls near the clasp that can be seen in the photos. The clasp is in perfect working order, opens properly and fastens securely.
Crafted in rose gold with that special warm colour that you only get in antique gold the bracelet is a 3 bar gate with alternative lozenge and ball links. The bracelet fastens with a hidden clasp and has the added benefit of safety chain. It is very comfortable to wear, feels like silk and looks distinctive and elegant on the wrist. Hallmarked English 15 carat gold is particularly desirable, it was an assay mark only used in the period between 1854 and 1931.
MATERIALS: 15 carat gold, hallmarked and tested
MEASUREMENTS: 7-3/4" (21cm) fastened and 5/8" wide (15mm), safety chain 3" (75mm)
HALLMARKS: Stamped '15' for 15ct gold on clasp
WEIGHT: 19.2 grams.
DATE: circa 1910, Edwardian
CONDITION: In excellent antique condition with only minimal wear, the bracelet has been very well cared for. There is a tiny depression on one of the gold balls near the clasp that can be seen in the photos. The clasp is in perfect working order, opens properly and fastens securely.