Retro Amethyst 14k Gold Hinged Bangle Bracelet

Retro Amethyst 14k Gold Hinged Bangle Bracelet

Marsoni

M251S

$1712.50

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Retro Amethyst 14k Gold Hinged Bangle BraceletFive sparkling lilac purple amethysts adorn this retro (1940's 1950's) 14k yellow gold hinged bangle bracelet. Each amethyst is beautifully encased in twisted gold wire and airy, lacy filigree work with hand engraved foliate motif along the sides of the bracelet. Bangle attaches with a push clap and has one figure eight safety lock. ID#: BRA436 Amethyst: Five (5) prong set, oval faceted lilac purple amethysts measuring approximately from 8. 00 x 6. 19

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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2025