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Japanese charm bracelet sterling, vintage 1940's-1950's | Sterling Silver376 of 962 |  |  |
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Hi I put this on my son's high school basketball photo, it is 8"X10" and I put a wine cork to show size of charms, very well made charms, some as long as about 2". All marks sterling, 925, except boat and it is 950. I think there are 13 charms and bracelet is also 925. the only thing not sterling is pearl on shell toracat
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Very nicely done, looks great. It's always nice to look back at the kids.
thanks! those basketball games were fun!
i love all of it :)
thanks friend!!
Love The Charms!! I Do Play Baskeball TOO!!
Thanks! I played in high school also!
very pretty toracat -- does that buddha charm open on the bottom -- many times there was a hidden compartment with tiny little dice made of bone
I will check that for sure!! and let you know!