David Webb White Enamel Flexible Tiger Bracelet

Designed by David Webb in 1965, this 18K gold and white enamel tiger brooch is set with diamonds and emeralds. The 18K gold tiger with white champlevé enamel stripes, pear-shaped cabochon emerald eyes, and round brilliant-cut diamond streak and collar is sculpted turning to prowl forward, with her tail still furled around her. Webb’s design beautifully captures the agility and natural elegance of the rare white tiger to create a sleek and chic jewel. Item #: BO-20599 Artist: David Webb, New York Country: United States Circa: 1960s-1970s Size: 2.50” length x 1.25” width Materials: 32 round brilliant-cut diamonds (approximate total weight 1.25 carats); 2 pear-shape cabochon emeralds (approximate total weight .34 carat); 18K gold; Platinum Signed: WEBB PLAT 18K Literature: A similar David Webb white enamel...

Created in the 1960s-1970s, these tiger half hoop clip earrings are composed of 18K gold and enamel. Each slightly tapered half hoop earring with omega clip back is ornamented with p...

A pair of American Mid-Century platinum, 18 karat gold, enamel and diamond earrings by David Webb. The earrings feature polished gold strips and black enamel alternating with inset ...

Created in the 1960s in the studio of David Webb, this one-of-a-kind “Crosshatch” diamond bracelet in 18K gold and platinum is set with over 16.50 carats of diamonds. The bombé curved top section is paved with round brilliant-cut diamonds arranged in a crosshatch pattern, and framed in a foliate setting of hammered gold, and joins a hammered gold bracelet of overlapping high-relief foliate motifs via pavé-set diamond semi-circular links. A strong David Webb design of Indian inspiration, this important jewel is a unique creation of the artist in his bold and confident expressive prime. Product Details: Item #: BA-20590 Artist: David Webb Country: United States of America Circa: 1969 Size: 7.00” length x 1.25” width Materials: 166 round brilliant-cut diamonds (with approximate total weight 19.50 carats with VS clarity and G/H color grade); 18K gold;(37.2 grams); Platinum Signed: Webb 18k Plat Literature: This particular unique bracelet and its original design sketch appear on pp. 320 and 321 of David Webb: The Quintessential American Jeweler, by Ruth Peltason. Macklowe Gallery Curator's Notes: David Webb filled his mind with important historical design, turning to royal jewelry of the past in museum collections to stimulate his imagination. Here, Webb refined the bazuband, the traditional Indian upper arm...

A Retro 18 karat gold bracelet. The flexible bracelet is composed of 3 rows of Retro-styled elevated floret links. Circa 1950's. (MG #18107)

A pair of American Mid-20th Century 18 karat gold earrings with rubies and diamonds by David Webb. The earrings form leaves of 48 round cabochon rubies with an approximate total weight of 8.50 carats, and 18 round-cut diamonds with an approximate total weight of .72 carats. The foliate earrings...

The David Webb bracelet designed as a tiger is a true masterpiece of jewelry art. Crafted with intricate attention to detail, this magnificent piece boasts red ruby eyes that exude a...

Embrace the wild elegance of the David Webb Kingdom Collection with this remarkable double-tiger head bracelet. Crafted in lustrous 18k yellow gold, the bangle features striking blac...

A stunning bracelet by David Webb from the Kingdom collection! Tiger bracelet that is mostly made in 18k yellow gold with black enameling accross his body as stripes and diamond coll...

DESIGNER: David Webb CIRCA: 1990 MATERIALS: 18k Yellow Gold GEMSTONE: Tiger's Eye WEIGHT: 142 grams MEASUREMENTS: 8 1/2" x 1/4” HALLMARKS: WEBB, 18K ITEM DETAILS: A pair of classic...

An unusual David Webb bracelet in 18kt white criss-crossed enamelled gold, the two poodle heads carved out of cornelian, with ruby eyes. Made in the U.S, circa 1975.

David Webb Chestnut Horse Bracelet The Chestnut Horse Bracelet, designed 1965. with enamel, diamonds, cabochon rubies, platinum, and gold. "A horse is a horse of course. of course..." begins the humorous theme song from the popular television show; "Mr. Ed," which ran from 1961 to 1966. Whether David Webb knew the program is conjecture, but there's no question that his horse bracelets were immensely popular, beginning with the first version having a brown enamel coat, made in March 1965. The Webb horse...