Heavy 14k, 16k Antique Gold Bracelet or Necklace Clasp 14.67 Grams plus Ruby or Garnets, Georgian to Victorian Louis XVIII era Portrait A tiny nip or two

A tiny nip or two to the onyx plaque possible but no larger chips or cracks to note

and send me photos of them in use here or there around the world

The silversmith mark appears to be "PC" flanking a fireplace bellows but I've not found reference to it as of listing

There are 'loops' on the outside of the ivory page that would hold a pencil

and that seems like an original issue of the procedure of weaving the long tresses

Heavy 14k, 16k Antique Gold Bracelet or Necklace Clasp 14.67 Grams plus Ruby or Garnets, Georgian to Victorian Louis XVIII era Portrait A tiny nip or twoHeavy 14k 16k multicolor gold bracelet clasp, or necklace clasp, would have been strung with 9 strands of seed or larger pearls, rubies or garnets. Large at 36 mm x 20 mm plus tongue insert, the clasp weighs 14. 67 grams as you see it. Dates c. 1780 1850. Georgian to Victorian era, the main body of heavy gauge bespoke clasp acid tests at 14k and the entire heavy cast into which gems are set acid tests at 16k. As of today, 1. 12. 2026, this gold is