Vintage Art Deco Esemco14k White Gold Diamond & Blue Gemstone Fleur De Lis Milgrain Detail Bracelet

Gorgeous one-of-a-kind circa 1930s art deco Esemco 14k white gold diamond and blue gemstone bracelet. This vintage beauty has a lacey design with milgrain detail and features a fleur de lis motif all throughout the bracelet band with a patented slide safety catch for extra security. The center stone is a round brilliant cut diamond that weighs approximately 0.04 carats and also has small blue accent gemstones on each side, due to the age of the bracelet the blue stones show some wear (a few nicks and abrasions that are visible under magnification). The center measures 12.3mm at its widest and 6mm at its narrowest, and the bracelet band has a circumference of approximately 6.5 inches and is 4.5mm wide. Overall the bracelet is in very good pre-loved condition considering its age.

Vintage Pre-Loved

Condition: Very good (blue stones show some wear due to their age visible under magnification).

Metal: 14k white gold (stamped "Esemco 14k")

Diamond: Round brilliant cut approx. 0.04cts. SI2/I

Gemstone: Blue unidentified (unable to test due to the setting and size of stones).

Measurements: Center measures 12.3mm at its widest, 6mm at its narrowest, bracelet band 4.5mm.

Size: Approx. 6 1/5

Closure Type: Patented slide safety catch

Weight: 8.8 grams.

All vintage, estate, and antique items are sold in pre-loved condition and have been thoroughly cleaned and tested for authenticity using professional equipment by a GIA Graduate Gemologist. Most vintage jewelry lovers will agree that “imperfections” give the jewelry piece a story and adds character. The Grading of all gemstones and diamonds is done as setting permits, and all weights are approximate unless stated otherwise. By purchasing pre-loved vintage jewelry from Charlyn Jewels buyer agrees to these terms. All sales are final, specific details of the jewelry piece’s condition will be included in the description.

Natural gemstones may have inclusions that are visible to the naked eye. These are not defects, they are simply part of their nature, and that is what makes them special and unique! All gemstones are graded and tested by a GIA graduate gemologist.