This extraordinary 18-karat yellow gold bracelet represents a true masterpiece of 1960s goldsmith art. Crafted in Alessandria by master goldsmith Massimo Gobbi, the bracelet is composed of finely hand-decorated panels with intricate filigree, a testament to the craftsmanship of the era.
The central panel is embellished with a diamond-shaped design adorned with rubies, while the other panels feature elegant compositions of sapphires alternating with rubies, creating a play of colours of rare beauty.
The bracelet's strength and thickness guarantee eternal durability, making it not only a piece of extraordinary beauty but also an investment designed to last. The push-button clasp, further secured by two safety systems, offers a secure and comfortable fit.
*Jewelry Details:*
• Material: 18K yellow gold
• Precious stones:
• 14 1.5mm sapphires
• 23 2mm rubies
• Weight: 42.16 grams
• Length: 18 cm (excluding graft)
• Origin: Alexandria
• Signature: Massimo Gobbi
• Period: Circa 1960
• Condition: Very good
💝Why give this jewel as a gift?
Giving this bracelet means offering a unique piece of Italian history and craftsmanship. The combination of refined design, precious materials, and the skill of a master goldsmith make this jewel a symbol of timeless elegance. It's the ideal gift to celebrate special moments and create unforgettable memories.
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The product cannot be reordered as it is a unique piece.
Each of our items comes with a descriptive and photographic certificate of authenticity.
If there are signs of aging, they are to be considered part of its history.
Any small defects, if found, are always reported in our descriptions.
Express courier shipping is entirely at our expense throughout Italy, including the islands.
