Classic Vintage Sterling Silver 8-Bar Gate Bracelet – London 1979

This stunning vintage Sterling Silver 8-bar gate bracelet is a classic piece of British jewellery, combining traditional gate bracelet styling with a substantial and beautifully crafted design.

The bracelet features eight substantial silver bars, creating the distinctive articulated gate design that makes these bracelets such enduring favourites. Its bold construction gives it a wonderful presence on the wrist, making it a statement piece while retaining the timeless appeal of traditional vintage jewellery.

It is finished with a classic padlock fastening, accompanied by a safety chain for added security when worn. The padlock clasp complements the traditional gate bracelet design perfectly.

The bracelet carries London hallmarks for 1979, together with the maker's mark “ASJ”, identified as Alistair Stewart Jewellers of Chelmsford. The hallmarks add an interesting piece of provenance and confirm its British vintage character.

Length : 7 inches

27mm width

£ 119

SKU 5448

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