Vintage Sterling Silver 18k Gold Peruvian Figural Panel Bracelet HEAVY

See pics! Did an eBay comparison and it is heavier than anything listed on eBay in this class-

Each panel is 1 & 3/8 inches tall AND 1 & 1/16 inches wide-

The measure wearable length is 7 & 3/8 inches long WITHOUT THE LOCKING TAB of the CLASP....see pic of where tape measure starts for total lenght

The weight is 2.43 OUNCES (OR) 68.9+ GRAMS

SEVEN TOTAL PANELS

This is a law enforcement/military family. All fraud, no matter what is always reported-

Possible trades + cash are welcome-
-Thanks for looking
Description from a very nice eBay listing on a similar piece:
This is a premier-quality, museum-grade Peruvian Storyteller Bracelet. solid 18K gold hand-cut appliques.


Each panel showcases a different high-relief gold figure—including a llama and traditional Incan deities—soldered onto a hammered and pierced .925 sterling silver frame. The craftsmanship is exquisite, with a secure push-lock clasp.


Hallmarks: Stamped "18K", "925",


this is an exceptionally heavy piece. Here is an updated breakdown for your listing based on these specific details:

Metal Content & Value Breakdown

• Solid 18K Gold Figures: Based on the visible thickness in your macro shots, the gold appliques likely account for roughly 10% to 15% of the total weight.

• Estimated Gold Weight: This means you have approximately 5 to 7.5 grams of solid 18K gold.

• Silver Base: solid .925 sterling silver.

The "Storyteller" Panels

Each of your four panels depicts a different high-relief gold figure:

1. The Llama: A symbol of Andean prosperity and endurance.

2. Incan Deity/Warrior: A figure in ceremonial headdress, likely representing a protector or ancestral spirit.

3. The Condor: (Seen in the stylized openwork) Representing the heavens and spiritual connection.

4. Andean Villager: Often shown in traditional daily life or ritual.