Delicate Sterling Silver With Floral Enamel Link Bracelet

Wonderfully detailed sterling silver link bracelet with exquisite detailed black and cream baked enamel overlay. The total length measures 7 inches. width measures 3/8 of an inch. Ma...

This rare Terika Blake Sterling Silver bracelet is set with iridescence poured glass in deep hues of reds, greens, yellows, and black. There are six links totally 8 5/8" in length fr...

Trifari silver-toned, highly polished "leaf" bracelet is signed on the clasp's closing. The bracelet measures 7 1/4" in length, 5/8" in width.

This signed Terika Blake Sterling Silver bracelet is set with poured glass of iridescence hues of all spectrums of colors in a rich deep shade. This huge, chunky bracelet measures 9"...

A French Hobe Sterling Silver bracelet. the bracelet is made in a link design and adorned with a relief floral motif. Marked with a Hobe mark, a Sterling Silver hallmark, and Design Patended mark. Hobe et Cie was founded in Paris in 1887 by Jacques Hobe. His concept was to use fine jewelry techniques and non precious materials to create jewelry for the middle class as well as for the wealthy. Brought to America in 1915 by his son William, Hobe jewelry...

A Vintage Silver & Enamel Clamper Bracelet is a stunning piece of jewelry that combines the timeless appeal of silver with the vibrant, colorful accents of enamel. These bracelets are highly valued for their craftsmanship, unique designs, and the way they blend metal and enamel art to create striking, wearable works of art. The clamper bracelet features a hinged clasp that opens and closes, resembling a clamp around the wrist. The bracelet typically has a rigid, closed design that allows it to snap securely around the wrist with a comfortable fit. This design is ideal for those who prefer bangle-style jewelry but with an easier, adjustable fit. Vintage clamper bracelets...

This is an incredibly unique Russian bracelet from the Victorian era in sterling silver and black enamel. The enamel work is incredibly detailed and features swirled patterns that cr...

Art Nouveau was a short lived period, from 1895-1914. It focused on imitating nature, with its asymmetrical curvy lines, and floral ornaments which were in contrast to the new indust...