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Vintage yellow gold link bracelet with green emerald and white diamond accents
Yellow gold bracelet with emerald and diamond links worn on wrist
Vintage yellow gold link bracelet with green emerald and white diamond accents
Yellow gold bracelet with emerald and diamond links worn on wrist

C. 1980 Vintage 1.80 ct. t.w. Emerald and .95 ct. t.w. Diamond Link Bracelet in 14kt Yellow Gold

$7,495
C. 1980. A timeless look that transcends decades, this Estate collection bracelet showcases three-stone sections of 1.80 ct. t.w. round emer…

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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Made With Purpose

Push button clasps appear most often on chain bracelets, tennis bracelets, and heavier link necklaces because these formats need secure closure and practical single-hand operation.

Industry Insight

The figure 8 safety clasp takes its name directly from its form, as it has two loops connected at a central point, shaped like the numeral 8. Attached to a primary clasp, it functions as a captive secondary lock. The lower loop holds the closure in place until deliberately disengaged, adding a second point of resistance to the release sequence.

Myth & Meaning

Emerald's prominence in Indian jewelry tradition is documented from the Mughal period, when emperors accumulated Colombian stones through Portuguese trade networks and had them carved with inscriptions, the stone's association with Mercury in Vedic astrology providing a belief-system foundation for its continued significance in contemporary Indian bridal jewelry, where astrological suitability and aesthetic preference reinforce each other.

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