A 19th century silver and gold vari-cut diamond and enamel entwinned snakes bangle, with emerald...

Surface scratches and minor marks.
One diamond panel loose, terminal of connecting pin deficient.
Soft solder visible to emerald mounts.
Pin slightly loose to clasp tongue.
Enamel with some surface scratches and two small chips.
Some replacement diamonds.
Diamonds appear bright and fairly well matched.
Eight diamonds with chips/nicks.
Emeralds are foil back and appear a light medium green.
Deterioration to the foil backing.
Width 2.9cms.
Electronically tests as approximately 16ct gold.
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