An early to mid 20th century Chinese gold carved peach pit bracelet, with filigree scrolling...

Surface scratches and minor marks.
Safety chain presumed base metal.
Peach pit carvings generally appear fairly good condition, one figure with a hand deficient, another panel with partial loss to a deers horn.
Snakes to spacers have forked tongues, one with tongue partially deficient.
Width 2.4cms.
Silk to interior of case shows wear/discolouration.
Electronically tests to reverse as approximately 13ct gold.
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