Hamilton 1970's Collection 18k Yellow Gold and 0.19 Total Weight Diamond Mother of Pearl Woven Cobra Bracelet

Hamilton 1970's Collection 18k Yellow Gold and 0.19 Total Weight Diamond Mother of Pearl Woven Cobra Bracelet
This exquisite piece of jewelry, is a true statement accessory. The Hamilton woven cobra cuff bracelet is a masterpiece, featuring a unique and intricate design that is sure to turn heads. The bracelet is made from 18kt yellow gold, adding a rich and luxurious touch. Measuring at 6mm, it has a delicate yet bold presence, perfect for those who appreciate subtle elegance. Adorned with a stunning 6x4mm oval mother of pearl cabochon, the bracelet showcases a beautiful play of colors and a lustrous shine. The diamond halo surrounding the cabochon is a breathtaking feature. These diamonds, with a total weight of 0.19ctw, exhibit exceptional clarity (VS) and a brilliant F color, enhancing the overall beauty of the piece. The combination of the mother of pearl and diamonds creates a harmonious contrast, making this bracelet a true work of art.
Original: $4,295.00
-70%$4,295.00
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This exquisite piece of jewelry, is a true statement accessory. The Hamilton woven cobra cuff bracelet is a masterpiece, featuring a unique and intricate design that is sure to turn heads. The bracelet is made from 18kt yellow gold, adding a rich and luxurious touch. Measuring at 6mm, it has a delicate yet bold presence, perfect for those who appreciate subtle elegance. Adorned with a stunning 6x4mm oval mother of pearl cabochon, the bracelet showcases a beautiful play of colors and a lustrous shine. The diamond halo surrounding the cabochon is a breathtaking feature. These diamonds, with a total weight of 0.19ctw, exhibit exceptional clarity (VS) and a brilliant F color, enhancing the overall beauty of the piece. The combination of the mother of pearl and diamonds creates a harmonious contrast, making this bracelet a true work of art.






