Macklowe Gallery Jewelry Link Bracelets

Designed and created by G.T. Marsh & Co. of San Francisco, circa the 1930s-1950s, this blued steel bracelet is set with cultured pearls and diamonds. It is designed as a series of al...

Created in the mid-19th century, this antique turquoise, diamond and seed pearl snake bracelet is set in gold. The tapering naturalistic form composed of bombé links is pavé-set with...

Created circa 1930, this unusual platinum and diamond Art Deco strap bracelet is set with approximately 19.00 carats of diamonds. The bracelet is formed of a series of low-arched geo...

This stylish gold "Palmettes" bracelet was created by Boucheron Paris circa 1945, at the height of the Retro period. The broad, modeled, high-relief bracelet is designed as a series ...

Created by René Lalique around 1901-1903, this plique-à-jour and basse-taille enamel, opal and freshwater pearl thistle of Lorraine bracelet is set in chased 18K gold. The bracelet i...

Composed of tri-color 18K gold, this modernist bracelet by French jewelry artist Després dates from 1935-1940. It is designed as a series of yellow gold arched, waisted plaques with ...

Created in the mid-20th century, this 18K gold, platinum and diamond bombé bracelet was made in Paris, France by André Vassort. Set with over 14.00 carats of diamonds, the articulated bombé bracelet is designed as a series of overlapping 18K gold leaves mounted with curving lines of diamonds set in platinum. Sculptural and abstract, this beautifully-made, stylish bi-color bracelet by one of the French masters can be worn day into evening. Product Details: Item #: BA-20647 Artist: Andre Vassort Country: France Circa: 1950's Dimensions: 6 1/2" length x 1/2" width Materials: 182 round-cut diamonds (approximate total weight 14.05 carats, G-H color/VS clarity); 18 karat gold and platinum Signed: Andre Vassort Maker's Mark, French Control Marks Macklowe Gallery Curator's Notes: André Vassort was one of the great manufacturing jewelers in Paris whose time and skill were sought after by the leading Maisons such as Boucheron, Mauboussin and Van Cleef & Arpels. His atelier was located in the neighborhood of the Palais Royale, one of the traditional centers of the high end jewelry trade and a short walk from the Place Vendome, where his clients were located. Vassort had the versatility to produce both custom design for demanding royal and celebrity clients as well jewelry...

This opulent five-coil gold, Ceylon ruby and diamond "Serpenti" bracelet dates from the Dolce Vita period of 1950s Rome, when Bulgari jewels reached new creative and technical heights. Drawing on beloved ancient models from art and archaeology, the bracelet is designed as a coiled snake whose rounded body is composed of hand-formed curved tubogas links surmounted by beaded mesh, its engraved head with flickering tongue set with a fine oval-cut Ceylon ruby, diamond accents, and diamond eyes, while a concealed compartment beneath the ruby opens to reveal a watch with circular dial. With its astonishing flexibility, and soft, sinuous feel, the bracelet winds beautifully up the arm, an emblem of Bulgari’s modern style and unequaled craftsmanship bringing to life a classic jewel worn by the empresses and goddesses of the Minoan, Egyptian and Roman worlds. Artist: Bulgari, Rome Country: Italy Circa: 1955 Size: 29’’ length, 0.625’’ width Materials: Oval-cut Ceylon ruby (total approximate weight 2.50 carats); 4 Old European-cut diamonds (total approximate weight 1.20 carats); 18K Gold (total approximate weight 178 grams) Signed: "Bulgari Italy" Documentation: Together with American Gemological Laboratories (AGL) certificate #1113269 from March 30th, 2021, stating the ruby’s origin is Ceylon (Sri Lanka) with no gemological evidence of heat Literature/Exhibition History: A diamond and emerald serpent bracelet of this complex beaded model, belonging to the Bulgari Heritage Collection...

Dating from the 1940s, this flexible European bracelet is composed of alternating rose gold and white gold cylindrical links. Wide, light to wear, and be...

Created by Okrant et Davidonniez, Paris, this broad and beautifully-articulated Art Deco wide strap platinum bracelet, with its stylized motifs, is delicate...