Eighteenth century bracelet with emeralds and diamonds

Bracelet from the last third of the 18th century made in 18k yellow gold with silver views. The front is dominated by a central emerald-cut emerald, with an estimated weight of ca. 4.00 ct, framed by four additional small emeralds arranged on both sides. Completing the decoration are two 8x8 cut diamonds, color J, purity I2, weighing ca. 1.50 ct each, along with four 8/8 cut diamonds, color J-K, purity I2-I3, weighing ca. 0.75 ct each. The composition is enriched with multiple old-cut diamonds set in silver. The body of the bracelet features delicate vegetal engravings, in line with the decorative canons of the neoclassical style typical of the period. Tab clasp.
Piece weight: 88 g
Estimated total weight of diamonds: ca. 7.00 ct.
Measurements: 6.3 x 3.8 cm (frontis); 6.2 x 5.1 x 3.8 cm (overall measurements of the bracelet)