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Posted 6 months ago
Christine_T
(1 item)
This counfounds me. I found it in my mother's jewelry box, but I never saw her wear it when she was alive. I cannot find something like it anywhere. The band is sort of spring-loaded, i.e., there is no clasp. It seems to be gold, and a decco design. I have searched everywhere to find something about the company (I don't think it still exists) and what the age might be. I would be thrilled if someone had an idea what I hold here...trash or treasure?
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I don't know the Company or name but it says SWISS so it can't be shabby! I like it a lot. RER (LOUMANAL