Georges Lenfant Gold and Diamond 'Cordelière' Bracelet

An 18 carat yellow gold flexible buckle bracelet with a clasp with single cut diamonds at the tip of the band  (app. 1.68 ct in total) set in platinum, France circa 1960 with French ...

An 18 carat gold buckle bracelet, France, 19th century. weight: 23.85 grams inner size: 6 x 5 cm circumference: 18 – 18.5 cm. fits a wrist of 17 – 18 cm

A heavy 18 carat gold turtle-shell cuff bracelet, it is seamlessly hinged, signed and numbered: Fred Paris, KE 98656, model: Galapagos, 1990. weight: 92.19 grams dimensions inside: ...

A wide, 18-carat yellow gold bracelet with three large, oval medaillons; the middle one is somewhat larger and features a muse in colourful champlevé and painted enamel, flanked by t...

Georges Lenfant 18 Karat Woven Circles Bracelet 55 grams 7.5 inches length 0.90" width Made in France c.1960s-70s Georges Lenfant's name resonates deeply within the circles of vintage dealers and discerning collectors, yet it's not uncommon for owners of Lenfant pieces to be unaware of the master behind their treasures. This anonymity is a testament to the breadth of Lenfant's collaborations, as he and his son, Jacques, lent their expertise to nearly every prestigious jewelry house imaginable, from Cartier to Van Cleef & Arpels. The hallmark of the Lenfants—a diamond-shaped stamp bearing their initials—often adorned jewelry alongside the esteemed names of these iconic houses. However, their influence extended beyond jewelry alone; it graced the gold bracelets of watches crafted by renowned brands such as Rolex, Hermès, and Vacheron Constantin. This subtle mark of distinction symbolized not just the collaboration of talents but also the commitment to excellence that defined the Lenfant legacy. Georges Lenfant's genius lay in his mastery of gold, a material he manipulated with unparalleled skill and finesse. Etching gold...

This platinum and 18 karat bracelet is an iconic representation of the artist, Michael Bondanza, world renowned for his work in precious metals. Each Michael Bondanza piece is exper...

A retro 18 karat gold cuff bracelet embellished with diamond stars and accented with aquamarines. Circa 1940s, marked 750. Approximately 2.1 inches wide, inner circumference 8 inches.

Vintage Italian rigid bracelet with sphere ends of brilliant diamonds for a total of 0.50 carats and cabouchon emeralds / Made in Italy 1970s