April 16, 2024
Childrens Antique Bracelet 12K Gold GF Signed Gemex!
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Beautiful Antique Child's Link Bracelet with engraveable top (has not been engraved/monogrammed). Manufactured by Gemex, marked "1/20-12KT Gold Filled" and "Made in U.S.A.". We're not certain of the date of manufacture, but the clasp was pattented in the US between 1934 and 1936 - it's a fold-and-slide style, still in great working condition. Piece is shiny & bright, thanks to the Gold Fill. Please see the photos and e-mail any questions through the eBay system. Check out my other items ! Be sure to add me to your favorites list ! SELLER POLICIES 1. Our Promise: We will list our items in as much detail as is available and divulge any known concerns about the items. We will never knowingly misrepresent any item. 2. Payment: We expect payment within 7 calendar days. If you are planning to use a payment method other than PayPal, please let us know at the end of the auction. 3. Shipping: We use the United States Postal Service (USPS). Because our items are so diverse in size, weight, value, etc., shipping rates, insurance and specific service vary from item to item, so please check the shipping details in each listing. ***NOTE TO INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: THE FINAL AUCTION PRICE WILL BE THE DECLARED VALUE OF YOUR ITEM ON ALL CUSTOMS FORMS. NO EXCEPTIONS. TO DO OTHERWISE CONSTITUTES FRAUD.*** 4. Feedback: Although eBay recommends otherwise,
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