Featured Vintage gold diamond bracelet, a lot of marks

I was looking in to my old pics, and i found this amazing bracelet, hopefully i can get some help to identify the maker mark, i think its made in france because of the eagle mark if am not mistaken, please i need some a sharp eye if possible to know the date , and maker mark .

 

French is my guess too. They're a blurry mess, but then those bitty French marks often are.

 

Have you tested the diamonds?
Patd

 

Its really hard to get sharp image with tiny marks , but hopefully its clear enough to identify maker mark

 

Actually my friend did test them , i got the bracelet from well known jewellery store , is there anything i should be worry about

 

You've got me, but I think the marks are upside-down. It's nice and gaudy whoever did it.

 

Hi @Alis

Nothing on the receipt? Or can you go back to the store and learn a little more about it?

Pictures of the clasp abdominal rhea back surface might help us figure out age/maker


It's interesting and seems like it would have been $$$

 

Can you please let me know what are the latters inside the lozenge، What i think its
( C left side)
(J down side)
( H right side)
Top side i guess its (Ste)
I can't identify the symbol in the middle

Please correct me if i am wrong .

 

Hi scoutshouse

Its local store i didn't think they know much they only told me its an italian made , so when i checked the bracelet i knew they don't no anything about vintage brand or makers, their knowledge only in gold and diamond . lucky me

 

Stunning bracelet, Alis.

The pictures have this strange look, I keep seeing jewellery marks on porcelain. I know it can't be, but it is confusing. I agree, the lozenge mark looks like a French maker's mark.
And there are several rhinoceros marks, French post 1941 marks for gold. These blobs, the rhino is facing left, the horn is more of a square:


So it is French.
At the centre of the maker's mark is what looks like a sun. SLC or SLE above the sun mark, C to the left, H to the right, U or J below the sun.
Maybe someone can work her magic on the pics, @Aquitaine , @Bronwen , @i need help ?

 

Bracelet Clasp pic


Similar clasp found in some of van cleef bracelet i guess

 

That’s going to be a toughie to even TRY!!!!!

 

Maybe that is why it looks like porcelain to me.

Thanks, guys. (gals! )

 

@Alis

Try taking a photo outside without direct sunlight on the piece.

 

@Alis

When photographing, use both hands (!)

Lay the piece down on a flat surface so we can see both ends of the clasp and brace your arm(s) on something, or set up a "bipod" using 2 matching stabilizers like glasses or books.

If you use adequate resolution, we can zoom in for detail on marks

Can't stress too much how we depend on good, clear images.

Boardies: what is up with so many duplicate marks on such a fine piece of jewelry?

 

The French love marking, and we love them for it. I believe it has to do with the weight of a piece, heavier=more marks with the same punch, if I am correct. @kyratango knows.

 

Oh, I thought you said French love making

___ x grams per mark??

 

@scoutshouse @i need help @Any Jewelry @Aquitaine @Hollyblue
I really appreciate your time and knowledge, when i get back home i will try to take some good and sharp shot.
Also i forget to mention one thing , maybe it will help to identify this fine piece , there is matching bracelet watch made by famous watch maker ( Gerald Genta ) , i didn't share this earlier with you because i thought it may confuse you a little bit. I did some research about the watch maker he used to designed watches for van cleef and chaumet , but i can't be sure if the marks belong to any of the jewelry houses, i tried to contact Gerald genta to get more details about the watch bracelet but unfortunately they closed long time ago , hope this can help

Thanks again