A "Samuel Getz" Luscious Double Wrap 5 Strand Buckle Bracelet in 18Kt White Gold

The Chopard Bracelet "Les Chaines" in 18kt White Gold is a luxurious and elegant piece of jewelry. This exquisite bracelet by Chopard, part of the "Les Chaines" collection, epitomize...

Aaron Basha signed Bracelet made of White Gold with 5 rings for Pendants Welcome to our jewelry collection, where every piece tells a story of timeless elegance and unparalleled cra...

Marine knots create a unique jewel made by expert hands handemade in Italy by Stanoppi Jewellery since 1948. Yellow and white gold 18kt with white diamonds cts 0.50 cm 19 g.45.20 A...

Created by famed Italian Jewelers, De AMBROSI, exclusively for Cellini Jewelers this flower bracelet is inlaid with white kogolong. As a show of the excelle...

Introducing the captivating Chrysophrase Diamond Tassel Bracelet, a remarkable expression of beauty and sophistication. Crafted from 18k rose gold, this exquisite piece weighs 7.23 g...

A braided bracelet designed by Cartier. Very interesting and important piece created by Jean-Jacques Cartier in London, United Kingdom in the 1971. This bracelet is composed by 8 flexible braided links, crafted in solid 18 karats of yellow and white gold. Is suited with a boxed push lock and a hinged figure 8 for extra security. Is pretty heavy and bold, with a weight of 93.2 grams and a length of 8 inches (20 cm). the width measure is 18.9 mm (0.75 Inch). Stamped with British hallmarks for the city of London, the letter q for the production year 1971, the maker's mark JC associated to Jacques Cartier, the unique serial numbers and signed, "Cartier JC .750 18 q 23045". Jean-Jacques Cartier, born in France in 1883. His father was Jacques Cartier, the youngest of the three Cartier brothers, who had built the firm into a highly respected global brand during the 1920s and 1930s. After spending his early years in New York, J.J Cartier moved to Dorking, Surrey, in 1925, when his father Jacques Cartier took over the management of Cartier branch in London. He attended Le Rosey...