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These two bracelets were in the lot of costume jewelry I once bought. I sold one and I still have one. I don't know which of the two.
One bracelet is a link shorter. But it fits better than the bigger one.
I actually like their design.
So after this post I will search the remaining bracelet and I'll wear it today!
I think they are from the fifties or sixties.
What do you think?
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Thanks vetraio50 for loving it
Great braceletsw - very pretty and wearable - I'd wear them! Nice geometric shape. I would say 50's. The 2 clasps don't seem to fit basic design of bracelet - don't you think the clasps should be wider? Are stones glass? They might be older than you think. No marks at all?
50s i think nive old bracelet, are there sny marks?
The stones are facetted amber glass and amethyst glass.
There are no marks at all.
I have also thought the clasps don't really fit the rest of the bracelet. But the two bracelets have the same type of clasp thats why I thought they are original.
It was because of the clasps my dating of the bracelets was the fifties or sixties. But thinking about it again, and looking at the type of links, you are right, they could be older.
Thanks again for your comments Agram.m and valentino97
Thanks mustangtony, Hunter, inky, valentino97 and Agram.m for loving my bracelets.