ART DECO 1925 Five Dogs Charms Bracelet In Platinum 4.03 Ctw Diamonds

An art deco bracelet with five dogs-charms. This is an incredible six-charms bracelet created in America during the Art-Deco period, around the 1925. The beautiful platinum bracelet is attached with six charms, five of them in the shape of different dogs and one, with a kind of monogram or symbol. The figurative charms are masterfully crafted in solid platinum with polished finish and they are; an Irish setter, a poodle, a hound bound, a schnauzer and a German Shepherd. All of them embellished with magnificents pave settings, composed by two-hundred-forty European white colorless diamonds and eight vivid red rubies. The bracelet has very strong movable rings with the charms attached and freely hanging, in addition is fitted with a concealed security oval box with double pushers.  The workmanship of this bracelet is masterful with perfect details and precious gems. The bracelet is stamped with five-digit serial numbers, and two charms with four-digit serial numbers. These are very similar and are very likely manufactured by Cartier in the New York boutique. Country: United States. Period: Art-Deco, 1925. Diamonds: The main bracelet is mounted in bezel and flush settings, with 16 graduated European cut diamonds, with a weight of about 1.12 carats, white colorless E/F color, VS clarity. Diamonds: The charms are mounted in pave settings, with 219 European round cut diamonds, with a combined weight of about 2.45 carats, white colorless E/F color, VS clarity. Dis