Antique amethyst bracelet from the 1920’s
The colour of these amethysts are a perfect match for the warmth of the rose gold, and combine this with such an elegant setting to the outside, then you have a bracelet that is truly so beautiful and destined to always be admired.
Made in the 1920’s in 9 carat rose gold, the bracelet is bezel set with eight oval amethysts that come together to total 9.45 carats. Their wonderful rich colour will look so beautiful on the skin, and the design of this bracelet makes it perfect to wear day or night.
Measuring 17cm in length, this is such an attractive bracelet that will so easily suit any time of the day or night, as well as any occasion.
Stock# EC535
Circa: 1920
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Antique amethyst bracelet from the 1920’s
Antique amethyst bracelet from the 1920’s made in 9 carat rose gold. This antique bracelet is set with eight oval facetted natural amethysts that total 9.45 carats.Rose gold is made by adding copper to the allow when being melted. This results in making the gold harder, as well as giving it a lovely warm colour.
When was the Art Deco period?
It is generally accepted that the Art Deco era was from 1920 until 1940. Having said that, there are a few publications that will say that it started at the end of World War One in 1918, and lasted until the 1950’s. However as the Art Deco movement is defined by its style, rather than the reign of a monarch, a few years one way or the other shouldn’t be the argued.
Where is the best place to buy antique jewellery in Australia? Antique jewellery Australia.
At Kalmar Antiques in the Queen Victoria Building in Sydney. For over thirty five years, Kalmar Antiques has been dealing in fine quality antique jewellery, watches and pocket watches.
Where can I have my antique jewellery repaired? Antique jewellery repairs in Australia.
At Kalmar Antiques we specialise in repairing antique jewellery often using the same methods and techniques as when it was made. We also have two watchmakers on-site and are an authorised OMEGA watch service centre. This allows us to be able to service your watch in-store and not send it overseas or interstate which is common today.
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