Early 20th century charm bracelet

Varied scratches and small marks.
Bracelet electronically tests as approximately 13-14ct gold, safety clasp not tested.
Fellows uses a Thermo Scientific Nitron Handheld XRF Analyser to test metals. This technology is limited to examining metal to a depth of approximately 8 microns. 
Fellows does not guarantee the standard of gold or platinum unless an item is hallmarked. Results from electronically tested items should only be used as a guide and with caution, as false readings are possible.
Bracelet is set with marquise-shape and baguette-cut diamonds, rectangular-shape emeralds, a small cushion-shape sapphire and two small cushion-shape red gems, believed to be a ruby and a spinel and a central pink sapphire. 
Central pink sapphire with verbal from AnchorCert stating Burma, no heat.
Central pink sapphire calculated weight 1.64cts, based on estimated dimensions of 7.7 by 6.3 by 3.6mms.
All coloured gems to bracelet show moderate to significant abrasions. 
Origami bird charm: One diamond point deficient. Two smaller sapphires replacements/re-set with glue visible to each. Re-set sapphires not tested for natural origin. Sapphires and rubies show moderate abrasions. Partial French mark, indistinct. 
Heart charm: Estimated total diamond weight 0.08 to 0.10ct. Pink gem untesed. Pink gem is significantly abraded. 
Elephant charm: Rubies show moderate to significant abrasion, one chipped. Elephant electronically tests as silver. 
Geometric bird charm: Estimated total diamond weight 0.20ct. Coloured diamond untesed for natural origin. Coloured diamond appears a blue-green. 
Polar bear charm: Moderate wear to the white metal plating. 
Five Francs coin charm: set with a ruby and turquoise, slight wear to the white metal plating. 
Rough gem charm, believed to be a diamond: Estimated length 8mms. Gem appears greenish, roughtly the outline of a sailboat. Gem untested for natural colour origin. 
Slipper charm: Rubies show moderate to significant abrasion, one chipped. Elephant electronically tests as base metal, wear to the white metal plating.
Figural charm (believed to represent a policeman): Estimated total diamond weight (excluding rose-cut 'blue' diamond) 0.30ct, G-J colour, VS clarity. 
Rose-cut 'blue' diamond, verbal from AnchorCert stating natural colour, natural diamond. 
Rose-cut 'blue' diamond length 6mms. 
Miniature Imperial Order of the Legion of Honour Legionnaire insignia charm: Noticeable wear to the enamel. Slight wear to the white metal plating. 
Diamond sailboat charm: Diamonds estimated I-K colour, VS clarity. 
Diamond racehorse charm: Diamonds estimated total weight 0.30ct, H-K colour, VS clarity. 
Sapphire and ruby charm: Sapphire and ruby with significant abrasions. 
Bird charm: Estimated total diamond weight 0.06ct. 
Religious charm: possibly a minaiture mezuzah. Contains rolled up paper. End cap deficient. 
Diamond cluster charm: Central diamond estimated weight 0.15ct, I-J colour, VS clarity. 
MG monogram disc charm: Estimated total diamond weight 0.10ct. Diameter 1cm.
Amethyst and diamond charm: Amethyst appears a medium pinky purple, noticeable abrasions. Diamonds vary in cut and quality. 
Garnet, diamond, sapphire and emerald basket charm: Woven handle shows wear to the white metal plating, believed replacement.  Two emeralds deficient, three further with cracks/losses. Varied abrasions. 
Sapphires appear a light to deep medium blue, significant abrasions. 
One rose-cut diamond deficient. Garnet appears a deep moderately purplish red. Diameter of basket rim 1.4cms.

Diamonds appear bright and well matched.
Individual size and setting of smaller and rose-cut diamonds prevents accurate total weight, colour and clarity assessment. 
Please see the Important Notices for Purchasers for coloured gemstones.
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