A Victorian gold garnet and rose-cut diamond cluster curb-link bracelet. Length 18.6cms. 18.7gms.

Surface scratches and minor marks. Moderate wear to the gilt finish.
Minor dents to the hollow curb-links.
Safety chain presumed later.
Diamonds are in closed, presumed foil back settings.
Diamonds appear bright and well matched.
Cut, size and setting of diamonds prevents accurate weight, colour and clarity assessment.
Garnet appears a deep moderately purplish red. Moderate surface marks.
Diameter of cluster 2cms.
Electronically tests to reverse of cluster as mostly silver.
Electronically tests to section of the chain as approximately 19ct gold, presumed gilt interference.
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