Stunning Art Deco Diamond & Sapphire Bracelet

Wow! I could use any number of superlatives and emotion-grabbing adjectives to describe this classic and genuine, period Art Deco bracelet. None of them would do it justice. The bracelet comprises mine-cut diamonds with baguette cut sapphire accents. The principal oval diamond measures about 8x6mm and sits between three round-cut diamonds to either side measuring from 3 to 4.5mm diameter. These are complemented by a further 80 diamonds. At the edges of the bracelet are rectangular sapphire accents set with a total of 20 baguette-cut sapphires - mainly in pairs. The gem-set portion of the bracelet consists of nine articulated sections. To each side are three further open rectangular articulations plus clasp. The setting is silver - perhaps surprisng in today's world, but not unusual for fine diamond jewellery of this period. Bayonet clasp with fold-over figure-of-eight safety catch. About 1930 - probably English. I'm not going to try to estimate the diamond weights, as old-cut stones are not as standard as modern cuts. However, a single, modern, oval-cut diamond the same as the central diamond alone would weigh about 1¼ carats. The piece is presented in a fitted period box from a Brighton jeweller.