1979 British Vintage Sterling Silver Charm Bracelet 34g
SKU: 202310073811
It was popular around the 1970s and is considered an item that symbolizes good luck and is used as a ``talisman'' or ``talisman.''
Nine silver charms of various shapes are attached to the chain.
This charm bracelet has a good balance in terms of number and size of charms.
They are connected by a sterling silver lock-shaped clasp that can be removed and unfolded.
We hope this wonderful bracelet will add color to your day!
【condition】
Appearance: ★★★★☆ Beautiful item with no noticeable scratches or stains Function: ★★★★☆ There is slight deterioration, but there is almost no problem.
・There is some slight wear, but it has been well taken care of and is in beautiful condition.
-The lock-shaped clasp works well and has a sterling silver hallmark.
*Since it is an old item, there are minor scratches and dirt due to age.
Please check the photos carefully before purchasing.
【detail】
・Manufacturer ASJ
・Year of manufacture: 1979
・Material: Silver (purity varies)
・Total length approximately 18cm (inner diameter: approximately 17cm)
・Weight 34g
*As this is an antique item, there is no other item that is exactly the same.
Please feel free to ask any questions if you have any questions.
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After receiving your order, we will thoroughly inspect and clean the item, so please allow 2 business days for shipping. We will carefully pack the item in tissue paper or cushioning material to prevent damage during shipping.
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