#1410 • Bvlgari Serpenti 50ctw VVS Diamond & 18K Bracelet

Part of The Jeran Couture & Fine Jewelry Runway Show (timed auction by GWS Auctions)

Starting at $1.00

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Est. $315,000-$320,000 Bvlgari Serpenti 50.00ctw VVS1-VVS2/E-F Full Pave Diamond & Solid 18K Rose Gold Large Spiral Bracelet (Comes W/$315,000 Appraisal) - This exquisitely crafted bracelet was made by Bvlgari and was masterfully crafted of solid 18k rose gold. This Serpenti bracelet is embellished with approximately 50.00ctw genuine VVS1-VVS2/E-F expertely cut diamonds and has a luxurious twin wrap design designed with the highest attention to detail with a sprung mechanism comprised of jagged overlapping scales. The bracelet culminates with the serpent's rounded head which is encrusted with diamonds matching the links and is finished with two piercing 0.40ct each (approximate) pear cut diamond eyes. This bracelet comes from the instantly recognizable Serpenti collection, and is a particularly rare design which is no longer in production. These retired designer pieces have proven to become the best quality investment pieces, as they are incredibly difficult to find, and highly sought after by collectors around the globe. These pieces are sought after by Hollywood Elites, and Fashion designers worldwide. This bracelet was made by one of the most famous fine jewelry designers in the world, and is not only a fine jewelry investment piece but also a work of art. Bvlgari is known for its bold gold work and magnificent use of colored stones, and has been worn by some of the world's most beautiful women including Sophia Lauren, Elizabeth Taylor and Audrey Hepburn to Nicole Kidman, Catherine Zeta Jones, and Keira Knightly. The bracelet is signed "Bvlgari" and "Made in Italy" along with the unique serial number, Italian register mark and gold purity "750". The bracelet measures approximately 14" in total length from the head to the tail, and has a flexible, fully articulated design. (WEIGHT: 169.1 grams) Please note: This piece will come with a $315,000 insurance valuation report in the winning bidder's name by a graduate appraiser.