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Posted 5 months ago
valentino97
(110 items)
The first 2 images are of an rectangle agate soldier intaglio w/carved green flower oval shapes. I'm sure it's sterling but not marked. Has a very nice hidden closure. It's not plastic. I think it is from the 40's or 50's - not cheaply made.
2nd bracelet is sterling w/sunflower engraved orange and green transulent stones - perfect and so pretty - sterling mark almost rubbed away. Cabs are 1"x .75" - chunky and gorgeous. 60's or 70's? Anyone know?
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Thank you for loving these bracelets - Vetraio50, mustangtony, manikin, newtimes, inky and Moonstonelover21.