Emis Bangles

A pair of lovely green glass bracelets with the look and feel of jadeite. The glass practically glows with a vibrant spring green color. Flat on the interior and rounded at the ext...

This pair of undulating lucite bracelets were made early in the career of noted American jewelry designer, Angela Cummings. One is matte on both sides...

A striking estate pair of hinged bangle bracelets crafted in 18K yellow gold, each showcasing a bold and colorful gemstone inlay accented with sparkling diamonds. One bracelet featur...

DETAILS • unsigned • resin • vintage designer bracelets MEASUREMENTS • CONDITION • very good vintage condition with minimal signs of wear Sku A63 ❤️❤️ VINTAGE DESIG...

A pair of 1950's plastic bangle bracelets in an ivory white and olive green. The pair looked great when stacked together or wear them separat...

An exquisite Vintage Repousse Cabochon Bangle dating to the 1970s. Featuring four important jade green ceramic stones set within a wonderfully ornate an...

Pair of 1930’s Crythansium Bangles, Pierced & Molded. Incredible muted green color that changes with lighting. Beautiful Semi-translucent, they have a lovely soft glow and golden...

Created by Van Cleef & Arpels, Paris, this set of four 18K gold and diamond bangle bracelets dates from circa 1970. Each hinged bombé form is set with three fields of pavé-set round ...

Stunning Honeycomb Front. Backslide clasp. Mexican Sterling Bracelet. 1.02 IN wide at the front down to .45 IN on the back Great patina on thi...

Geometric 18k gold hinged bangle bracelet with pave diamond triangles. Interior dimension is 6.5".

The unique beauty of rubies, prized for their vibrant color and rarity, captivates in any form, be they faceted or lustrous, cut or carved. Rubies have been treasured and revered for centuries, their intense red color a symbol of passion, love, power, and also life itself. Any discussion of the mythology surrounding rubies should begin in India, an ancient source for the beautiful red gemstones. The ancient Sanskrit word for ruby, ratnaraj, translates as “king of precious stones.” Ancient Hindus believed that the red color of the ruby came from an inner fire in the stone that could not be extinguished, making the ruby a symbol of talismanic protection and good fortune. Some legends said that if you dropped a ruby into cool water, it would boil. Perhaps the most extreme belief belonged to the Burmese. They believed that pressing a ruby into the flesh granted a person invincibility. This ravishingly beautiful pair of Contemporary Ruby Bead Diamond...

The design of this pair of wood and silver bangle bracelets beautifully combines straight lines with silver balls. They are very solidly made with the interior of silver. They are 97...