14k Yellow Gold Gold Enamel Señorita Mesh Bracelet How old?

Sorry for the pics I am trying to help date this to sell for a friend She bought it thinking it is Victorian but I do not believe it is that old The lady looks Italian or Hispanic what do you think about age, origin and era?

Any help is much appreciated it weighs a hefty 26.8 grams!

 

@Any Jewelry @evelyb30 Please ladies, ty

 

Yes, she took it down because she only had the bracelet up and it was not getting any attention @i need help

 

And what dare I ask , was she asking for it ??

That may be the source of the NO ATTENTION !!!

 

Click on the link.... it says $45

 

@komokwa

She thought it was Victorian and that would help it fetch a lot more than scrap I gave her a few clues but she wasn't budging at first She is coming around now but I want some more specifics on it Was hoping for help on the age here I thought the diamond cuts could help but WTHDIK?

 

Yer right to find out just what the heck it really is before putting it back up...
The stones look nice !
the face...........i can do without...

 

Thank you........... I'll take 4 dozen please !!

 

really?? I kind of thought she was purdy

 

ok, never mind she was in a bind and let it go near scrap lmao Thank you everyone I would still like to know if anyone can figure out an age

 

My guess its Victorian ,1870s-80s . Id have jumped on that with both feet for $45 !

 

@johnnycb09
Really that old? Even with the type of clasp it has? I thought the cut on the diamonds were not that old as well but WTHDIK?

 

It's not if she's pretty....I just think the gold & stones could stand on their own...

 

Awww, ok. I get it. It would be more elegant without sourpuss. Lol

 

The charming lady is French, so not a señorita but a mademoiselle.
She is Limoges enamel, my guess is no earlier than mid 20th century, with those big eyes and less detail than the antique ones. Her headscarf is gold foil.

The way the stones are mounted is also the 20th century, and the 14k mark is very crisp. 14k means that the bracelet is not French, so the Limoges lady was probably imported and mounted somewhere else, probably the US.
The brushed gold on the clasp is a late 60s-70s feature.

I could be wrong about the date, maybe our resident French jewellery specialist @kyratango can be more specific about the date of your mademoiselle.

 

Agree totally with you on the date of the Limoges Mamzell and feel too the whole bracelet is 60\70.
Was thinking Italian but that 14k mark isn't consistent with that idea