Description - One very beautiful Late 1920's 14ct Rose Gold Bracelet, featuring three synthetic colour change sapphires & Egyptian revival design elements. 

I have also listed the ring that was made in England to be worn with this bracelet, if you are wanting both please let me know.

Crafted in Egypt it has been stamped on the three centre pieces, the clasp & various other sections of the bracelet. It tests as 14ct rose gold, I believe it was originally sold as 18ct as the Egyptians didn't use 14ct gold,.

Each of the synthetic colour change sapphires measure 11.63mm approx 7.5 carat each round cut, they are four claw bezel set with a halo of rose gold surrounding each.

The centre sapphire is a rich deep purple, changing to a blue & pink shade, the ones either side are a slightly lighter bluish purple, with pink highlights.

Each sapphire is separated by jump ring connectors to allow articulation between stones.

The ends of the setting has decorative Egyptian revival lotus capped fan shaped links ,  joined to the bracelet links. It closes with a strong tongue & box clasp & for extra security there is a safety chain.

Egyptian revival jewellery was very popular during the deco era due to the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922.

This is a stunning bracelet something that little bit different certainly a excellent piece to wear & add to a collection.

The bracelet is in wonderful condition.

The three gem settings are approx 16.57  wide, the bracelet length is approx 17.5cm

Total Synthetic Sapphire Weight - 22.50 carat approx

Bracelet Weight - 13.17 grams 14ct rose gold.

Length - 17.5cm approx

Hallmarks - Egyptian in many places.

Valuation - $4,600

Lay By - is available, please message me for details.

Complimentary - express sign for delivery Australia wide.

Payment - accepted via Pay Pal x 4 up to $2,000, Direct Deposit & Pay Pal Regular.

Thank you for viewing - Deb xx