1910s Bracelets

Three violet purple star sapphire high-dome oval cabochons that transition from transparent to opaque are bezel set in this antique white-gold chain link tennis bracelet made during ...

Do not miss out on this 10 carat jaw dropping piece of fine jewelry history! An immaculate platinum art deco diamond bracelet made in 1920 is waiting to be added to your collection! This intricate piece is composed of an approximately 2.5 carats center stone surrounded by a plethora of different sized diamonds totaling over 10 carats and set by platinum. The center bezel is set with a round European cut diamond weighing approx 1.59 carats with an S12 clarity grade, L-M color range, and good proportions and finish. On the tongue side the bezel is set with a round European cut diamond weighing approx 0.49 carats with an S12 clarity grade, I-J color range and good proportions and finish. The bezel on the latch side is set with a round European cut diamond weighing approx 0.82 carats with VS1 clarity, slightly brownish J-K color range and good proportions and finish. The prong is set with round European cut diamonds for a total weight of approx 0.60 carats with S12 average clarity grade, I-J average color range, and good proportions and finish. Around the larger stones the prong is set with round European cut diamonds totaling a weight of approx 2.10 carats with VS2 average clarity grade, H-K average color range, and fair-good proportions and finish. This is such a fabulous statement piece that comes with so much history and still has so much life left ahead of it. A true testament to how vintage jewelry is made to last a lifetime and be passed down through generations, this piece is no exception. Style this with a Cartier emerald ring...