An exceptional Art Deco era bracelet, composed of thirty-six, flexible, diamond-set links. These beautifully-constructed links move very smoothly, in a sinuous manner that plays up the intensity of the bracelet's already intense sparkle. The bracelet's many, chunky, old European cut diamonds face up very white in their platinum mounts; they have the small high tables and open culets that make this cut so beloved. Old cut diamonds have a heartbreaking flash and individual character, because they were cut by human hands, rather than machines. This bracelet closes with a hidden, box-style clasp, and it is complete with its original safety chain. The backside of the clasp is beautifully engraved— a small secret for the wearer and a testament to the quality of manufacture.

Materials

Platinum
Diamond

Age

c. 1920

Dimensions

Bracelet face measures approx 10 mm; diamond CTW is approx 8.75; larger diamonds (36) measure approx 3 mm; smaller diamonds (144) measure approx 2 mm. Bracelet length is fairly universal (for women) at 7". Diamonds average VS2-SI1 clarity and are G/H in color.

Notes

This bracelet ships with a complimentary appraisal (for insurance purposes), prepared by a GIA graduate gemologist.