Antique French Bangle 18k c1880s

Circa 1880s, 18k, France. This gorgeous double link bracelet is a spectacular example of late nineteenth-century French jewelry. Perfect for every day the look is antique chic at its...

Circa 1970s, 18k, by Cartier, New York City. Trinity bangles are classic Cartier at it's most stylish. This bracelet is an extremely rare version made for the New York store only. Fabricated in ribbed 18 karat gold, this trinity bracelet elevates the form, looking forward to later ribbed motifs. Perfect for anytime, anywhere, it looks fabulous worn alone or stacked with other Trinity bangles. Excellent condition. Noted contemporary box. Noted: Shown with similar Cartier bangle Inv. #24026 both purchased at Cartier New York by the same family. Remark: "Trinity jewelry...

Circa 1880s, 18k, France. This superb example of late 19th-century Parisian jewelry features a stunning garnet cabochon bordered by rose-cut diamonds set in oh-so-French fleur-de-li...

Circa 1880s, 14k, American. This wearable bangle, borrowed from the Victorians, celebrates America's love affair with revival aesthetics. The look is wonderfully interpretive with a...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique 18 karat rose gold bangle; part of our diverse antique jewellery/estate jewelry collections. This exceptional antique bangle has been crafted in 18k rose gold. This antique bangle has a hinged oval-cylindrical form. The anterior and posterior faces of this antique rose gold bangle...

A stunning, fine and impressive antique 1880s 38.50 carat garnet and 18 karat yellow gold bangle; part of our diverse antique estate jewelry and garnet jewelry collections. This stunning, fine and impressive antique garnet bangle...

A fanciful lace and natural pearl button cuff bangle by Auguste Lahaye (workshop later purchased by the esteemed French jeweler Rene Boivin). Masterfully hand fabricated in contrasti...

Elevate your style with our Antique 1920s 18K Gold Plated Bangle, a truly exquisite piece that captures the elegance and craftsmanship of a bygone ...