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1940's Italian Hand Carved Seven Days of Week Silver Cameo Bracelet Marked 975
1940's Italian Hand Carved Seven Days of Week Silver Cameo Bracelet Marked 975
1940's Italian Hand Carved Seven Days of Week Silver Cameo Bracelet Marked 975
1940's Italian Hand Carved Seven Days of Week Silver Cameo Bracelet Marked 975
1940's Italian Hand Carved Seven Days of Week Silver Cameo Bracelet Marked 975
1940's Italian Hand Carved Seven Days of Week Silver Cameo Bracelet Marked 975
1940's Italian Hand Carved Seven Days of Week Silver Cameo Bracelet Marked 975
1940's Italian Hand Carved Seven Days of Week Silver Cameo Bracelet Marked 975
1940's Italian Hand Carved Seven Days of Week Silver Cameo Bracelet Marked 975
1940's Italian Hand Carved Seven Days of Week Silver Cameo Bracelet Marked 975
1940's Italian Hand Carved Seven Days of Week Silver Cameo Bracelet Marked 975
1940's Italian Hand Carved Seven Days of Week Silver Cameo Bracelet Marked 975

1940's Italian Hand Carved Seven Days of Week Silver Cameo Bracelet Marked 975

$ 79.17

Availability: 64 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Jewelry Department: Fine
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Metal Purity: 975
  • Modified Item: No
  • Brand: Cameo
  • Material: Silver and Shell
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Metal: Silver
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Italy

    Description

    This is a 1940's seven days of the week carved shell Cameo bracelet.  Each cameo shows a chariot driven by a Roman god or goddess from Greek mythology: Diana; Mars; Mercury; Jupiter; Venus; Saturn; and Apollo.  Each hand carved shell cameo is rectangular, and bezel set with a tiny, brass twist around the base. Each cameo is about 9/16" by 3/8".  The bracelet is about 7" by 1/2" wide.  The clasp is marked 975, and has a safety chain.  The clasp works perfectly.  It will come, as it was found, in a small a box from Al's Jewelry, Rogers, Arkansas.
    Please review all the photos as they are a part of the description.  Questions are always welcome and promptly answered.