Vintage 14ct Gold Bracelet Natural Green Jadeite Cabochons Fine Craftsmanship
£2,350.00
DESCRIPTION:
A beautifully crafted vintage bracelet in 14ct gold, featuring five natural jadeite cabochons in an elegant soft green hue. Each stone is smooth, lustrous, and full of tranquil glow — a classic example of jade’s timeless allure.
The bracelet showcases meticulous gold craftsmanship: each jade cabochon is securely set in a polished gold bezel, while the reverse side is adorned with delicately engraved leaf motifs. The combination of jade’s natural serenity and the warmth of gold creates a piece that is both refined and full of character.
DETAILS:
• Material: 14ct gold (tested, no mark)
• Gemstones: Natural jadeite cabochons, soft green tone, high translucency and smooth polish
• Weight: 10.22g
• Length: approx. 16.7cm, with safety chain
• Jade size: approx. 10x8x5mm (5 stones in total)
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition, no visible flaws or repairs, fine workmanship
• A graceful piece to wear and a wonderful addition to any jade or gold jewellery collection.
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