1970 British vintage sterling silver charm bracelet 32g
SKU: 176061289
It was given to him by his parents when he was little, and he seems to increase his favorite charms on anniversaries such as birthdays.
It is considered to be an item that symbolizes good luck as an "amulet" or "amulet".
A bracelet with 8 silver charms such as lion passant and crab attached to a chain.
They are connected by a sterling silver lock-style clasp that can be unscrewed and unfolded.
We hope this lovely bracelet will brighten up your day!
【condition】
Appearance: ★★★★☆ Beautiful product with no noticeable scratches or stains Function: ★★★★☆ There is slight deterioration, but there is almost no problem
・Although there is slight wear, it is well maintained and is in a beautiful state.
・The key-shaped clasp works well and is engraved with a sterling silver hallmark.
* Since it is old, there are fine scratches and dirt due to aging.
Please check the photos carefully before purchasing.
【detail】
・Manufacturer PJ
・Year of manufacture 1970
・Material Silver (Purity is mainly 800)
・Full length about 19cm (inner diameter: about 17cm)
・Weight 32g
*Since it is an antique item, there is no other exactly the same item.
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