Artistian Made Link Bracelets

A beautiful enamel bracelet handmade in 18K gold and sterling silver. It is set in 6.95 carats turquoise and 1.22 carats of sparkling diamonds. Clasp Closure. FOLLOW MEGHNA JEWELS...

Bracelet made with large rectangular rounded links in onyx and yellow gold alternating with circular gold links. Bears the mark 925 and 750. Length when opened: 19cm (7.5 inches) W...

Chic and Beautiful, this 3 row panther link bracelet is invisibly set with princess cut citrines. Each link has 6 stones, expertly set by Roberto Coin. Measuring 7.5'' long and 0.5'...

This undulating bracelet of hammered oxidized silver and tumbaga (an alloy of copper and zinc) is the latest from Mexican architect turned jeweler, Eduardo Herrera. His architectural...

18KT yellow gold natural diamond sandal flex bracelet featuring 0.08CT total weight round cut diamonds graded G-SI. The sleek beaded flex design centers a polished sandal motif accen...

This Yellow Sapphire Link Chain Bracelet in 18kt Solid Yellow Gold for Women sparkling natural sapphires, weighing 6.7 carats. It measures 7.25 inches long in length. Sapphire stimu...

Geometric bracelet designed by the Aletto Brothers. A contemporary masterpiece of geometric design. This fabulous flexible links bracelet was created by the jewelry designers Aletto Brothers as a part of the new triple rows malachite collection. It was carefully crafted in solid yellow gold of 18 karats with high polished finish and fitted with a discrete security double push box. Gemstones: Assembled with several screws, with eighteen (18) fancy curved cabochon cuts carved from natural green Hungarian malachite. Birthstone: April and May. Weight: 205.25 Grams, (131.57 Dwt). Size: Fit a wrist up to 7.75 Inches (19.70 Cm) can be shortened or enlarged. Measurements: The width is 37 mm and raise 13.3 mm over the wrist. Hallmarks: Stamped with the maker's mark, the gold assay mark, the serial numbers and signed, "ALETTO BROTHERS .750 USA G44". Aletto Brothers is a world-renowned master of the sophisticated and meticulous technique of invisible setting, the Aletto family of jewelers is constantly pushing the boundaries to create impeccably-crafted and extremely personal works of wearable art. They passed their knowledge and refined their skills over five generations, the Aletto Brothers name stands for excellent craftsmanship and quality. Still family owned and operated, the firm is currently based in Boca Raton, Florida, but was originally started in Naples, Italy, by Bartolomeo Aletto an Italian goldsmith. His first major commission was to create a special piece of jewellery to celebrate the inauguration of the Eiffel Tower at the 1889 Exposition Universelle in Paris. In 1962, Alberto Aletto who was the third generation, moved the company to America, opening his business in New York. It is his son Alfredo who is leading the firm today with the support of his sons Alberto, Luigio and Mario. Excelling in complicated techniques, such as invisible-setting, the Aletto Brothers continue to create highly sought after, beautiful pieces of jewellery. Collateral: It is accompanied by the designer's presentation leather jewelry pouch...

An art deco sapphire stations bracelet. This is an exceptional sapphires stations bracelet, created in Paris France, back in the 1980. The modernist links bracelet has been carefull...

Unique sapphire bracelet, fits all sizes in 18KT gold, stretchy and luxurious! Made with natural untreated sapphires rainbow colors, made for both men and woman. **All items leave ...

Stunning vintage bracelet dating back to the 1960s with natural deep red garnets. It is crafted in 18 karat light rose gold and entirely engraved by hand. The bracelet length is 195 ...

Target bracelet designed by Jean Dinh Van. This bracelet is a sophisticated and elegant geometric piece created in Paris France by Dinh Van, back in the 1970. This rare sculptural b...

This 18 karat yellow gold bracelet is composed of 12 oval shaped beaded yellow gold links. There are 12 rondelles set with 2.88 carats of square emer...