Vintage Scarab Bracelet Earrings - Semiprecious Stone 12K Gold Filled Carved Beetle Set - Signed H.G. - 1940s Vintage Jewelry
Vintage Semi Precious Stone Scarab Gold Filled Bracelet and Earring Set Signed H.G. The beautiful scarab bracelet features nine hand carved scarabs, each measuring approximately 6 x 8 mm and framed in a serated edge bezel with open back, connected by ribbed links. The scarabs are made of unakite, tiger's eye, black onyx, carnelian, green agate, rhodonite, and blue chalcedony. The spring ring is marked 1/20 12K.
The matching earrings feature green onyx scarabs of the same size on a screw back mounting suitable for unpierced ears. The posts are marked H.G. surrounded by 1/20-12KT Gold Filled
ERA: Mid Century, 1940s
METAL/MATERIALS: 12K Gold Filled, Unakite, Tiger's Eye, Black Onyx, Carnelian, Green Agate, Rhodonite, and Blue Chalcedony
HALLMARKS/HISTORY: H.G. 1/20-12KT Gold Filled on Earrings and 1/20 12K on bracelet
CONDITION: Very Good Vintage Condition, with minor wear, as expected in vintage jewelry.
MEASUREMENTS: The bracelet is 7.5 inches long and is 7.3 mm wide. The earrings are 0.5 inch long and are 7.3 mm wide.
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