Featured Bracelet and a key broche

Hi
there I am again and need your help again with these two pieces

1st is a bracelet. it has a modern radiation. no idea if there should be stones in the middle round pieces .... I thought it was metal but it is not magnetic. ....I know that silver is not magnetic but what other materials are not magnetic and silver colored...I have absolutely no idea...so any info on this is very welcome. furthermore i think this bracelet is marked 3 x.... i think i see 825... a leaf and ..something else... but maybe i'm imagining...

2nd is a brooch in the sense of a key. i think it is a sovernier from france and think notre dame is depicted on it. Is it marked (last 2 pics) what do you think? is it an old brooche or modern.. is it a mass produced souvernier or custom?

thaads for looking .

 

perhaps important to mention the inside of the bracelet is shiny, just like the middle pieces, but the outside is dull. and I looked closely and I see small scratches or peeled off pieces (see the pic) . it can't be silver, can it?

 

The bracelet has a sterling mark(3d photo, left side) The peeling bit could be rhodium coating; they add it to prevent tarnish.

 

ANd the brooch is 1910s or 20s. The hinge again.

 

The brooch reads "Reims" and image is its cathedral.

Debora

 

. Is only the glinstering parts coated with rhodium? And any idea what the other symbols are? Is it from 60-70 or much later?

 

. Ty Debora. Yes its the Notre dame cathedral. And i found an other example of this brooch when i googled the words 'reims' .

 

Is those type of hinge allways ffrom the 1910-1920's?

 

I can't see the rest from here. I tried. The shiny stuff is probably rhodium; it's used to give white gold or silver (or other metal) a hard white finish.

 

Nice bracelet, Hi. A later Modernist style.
I wonder if the cupped discs once held stones and the peeling you see is actually glue peeling off.
If you have alcohol, you could put some on a wad of cotton (watje) and try to rub the peeling stuff off. It won't hurt the silver.

And I agree, the Reims brooch is a ca 1920s souvenir. The key to the city.

 

Tank you AnyJewelery. I tried with alcohol but it won't go away. but the marks have become more visible. I now clearly see 925 in an oval and on the other side a leaf shape with number 10 or letter g in it. middle part has not become more readable. since this is where the clasp is, I'm going to assume that it's just scratches instead of markings. anyone who recognizes leaf shape?

 

That is a Dutch weight stamp. If it is a 10, your bracelet should be 50 grams.

I always call those shapes 'sigarenbandjes', because there is also a Dutch leaf shape, an oak leaf for gold.

 

Aha sigarenbandjes! . Ik moet mijn weegschaal gaan vinden om te kijken of het echt 50 gr is. ! Dankjewel Any Jewelry

 

Graag gedaan.