Georges Fouquet diamond bracelet, French, circa 1920.

Object Description

Georges Fouquet diamond bracelet. Set with one hundred and seventy four round old cut diamonds in open back grain settings with a total approximate weight of 12.20 carats, to an articulated oval open link bracelet, flowing with movement, featuring polished borders, a linear pierced gallery and open backholing, fitted with a secure integrated clasp, approximately 8″ in length. Tested platinum, signed ‘G FOUQUET’, numbered ‘38631’, French, circa 1920.

Object Literature

The renowned French jewellery firm of Fouquet was founded in 1862 by Alphonse Fouquet (1828-1911). Alphonse was particularly renowned for his jewels in the Renaissance revival taste, many of which incorporated engraved gems, cameos and enamelled miniature paintings of the highest calibre. His jewels were exhibited at various International Exhibitions, including those of 1878 in Paris and 1883 in Amsterdam.

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