A 19th century silver and gold, garnet and enamel bracelet, by Jules Wiese. French assay marks.

Surface scratches and minor marks. General discolouration.
Later small loop to one side of the clasp, later safety chain deficient.
Garnets presumed foil back and appear a bright, well matched deep red.
Enamel appears a deep slightly bluish black.
One enamel panel with shallow conchoidal crack, another panel with a shallow chip.
Width 2.9cms.
Case has a paper label glued to the inside of the lid, glue visible.
Case has losses of the silk runners supporting the lid.
Case hinge is broken to one side, requires attention. Small split to the wood. General small losses and wear.
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