Art Deco bracelet in platinum, emeralds, and diamonds

Art Deco platinum bracelet, dating from the 1920s. Originally designed as a watch, it was later transformed into a bracelet. At its center sits a 2.34-carat natural Colombian emerald that has undergone a light oil treatment, as attested by a report from the GEM Paris laboratory. This vivid, intense green stone comes from the world’s most renowned emerald deposit. Flanking it on either side are two natural emeralds weighing approximately 0.50 carats each, bringing the total weight of the emeralds to approximately 3.34 carats. The emeralds are surrounded by diamonds, and the links of the bracelet are entirely set with round and princess-cut diamonds, for a total weight of approximately 7 carats. The back of the bracelet is openwork, executed with absolute perfection, and its sides are delicately engraved—a finish of extraordinary refinement that attests to the exceptional quality of the original workshop. The bracelet fastens with a ratchet clasp featuring a figure-eight safety mechanism. Details:

Originally designed as a Watch, converted into a Bracelet. Accompanied by a Certificate from the GEM Paris laboratory for the central Emerald.

Total weight of emeralds: Approximately 3.34 ct

Diamonds: Round and Princess cuts, approximately 7 ct total — estimated color E/F, Clarity VS/SI

Length: 16.5 cm

Height: 10 mm

Total weight: 28.4 g