Description
Vintage Greek Sterling Silver (950) Multi-Strand Bracelet featuring an elegant openwork centre plaque with a marquise-cut clear stone, beautifully woven six-strand foxtail chains, and a secure box clasp. A sophisticated piece displaying classic Mediterranean styling and craftsmanship.
Based on its construction, hallmarks and design, this bracelet is believed to date from approximately the late 1970s to early 1980s. It is stamped 925 for sterling silver, with an unidentified maker's mark.
The pierced centre plaque features a bezel-set marquise-cut clear stone, believed to be cubic zirconia or rock crystal, framed by decorative floral and geometric motifs. The bracelet is finished with quality cast fittings, decorative spacers and finely woven foxtail chains that give it a luxurious drape on the wrist.
Condition
Very good vintage condition with light signs of age and wear consistent with careful use. The clasp operates securely, the woven chains remain supple, and the centre stone is secure in its setting. Please refer to all photographs as they form part of the description.
Specifications
• Origin: Believed to be Greece
• Period: Circa 1975–1985
• Material: Sterling Silver (.950)
• Hallmarks: 950 with unidentified maker's mark
• Stone: Marquise-cut clear stone (believed to be cubic zirconia or rock crystal)
• Weight: 14 grams
• Length: Approximately 19 cm
• Chain Style: Six-strand foxtail weave
• Clasp: Integrated box clasp with safety catch
A refined vintage sterling silver bracelet that combines elegant Greek-inspired design with quality craftsmanship. An excellent addition to any vintage jewellery collection or a beautiful statement piece for everyday wear.
Shipping
Your bracelet will be carefully packaged and shipped promptly with tracking.
Australian buyers pay no additional GST, import duty or customs charges as this item ships from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
International buyers are welcome. Any import duties, VAT, GST, customs charges or local taxes imposed by the destination country are the buyer's responsibility.