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This spectacular top shelf quality costume bracelet appears to be gold filled, but I can't see a mark stating so, so I can't say for certain. Shes 7 1/2" and signed SAC on the clasp.

I have worn this piece hundreds of times and there is still nearly no wear on it at all. The stones are each set in 4 prong settings and are all nice and tight. The fold over snap clasp is tight and secure too.

The Bling Factor of this vintage beauty is simply breathtaking and my pictures don't even come close to doing this mind-boggling piece justice!

The mark of SAC has been attributed to Sarah Coventry jewelry but there are no records indicating when it was used but the mark existed in the mid 1950s and was used to the 1960s. This is most likely because the name of of Charles Stuarts grand-daughter was Sarah Ann.

Emmons and Sarah Coventry did not design or manufacture their own jewelry but purchased their designs that were manufactured by other producers of costume jewelry around the Providence, Rhode Island area.

This vintage treasure is sure to become one of your very own personal favorites as soon as you circle your wrist with her. This is a very comfortable bracelet and not very heavy at all.

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