Philippe Ferrandis Caged Cuff Bracelet 1980s

Stunning array of Mabe pearls, crystal and mother of pearl discs. Made in France. Bezel and prong set. Large oversized Cuff. Measuring 2.44 in top to bottom. Will fit a 6.5 to 7.5 w...

Phillippe Ferrandis Multi glass Stone Bronze Runway Bracelet Cuff. Massive Cuff that will turn heads. Bezel set poured glass adore the top and sides of the bracelet. Made in France. ...

Robert Lee Morris Sterling Silver Bracelet 1.40 inches wide. Will fit a 6- 6.5 inch nicely. Can be made smaller or larger as sterling is pliable. Dead Stock, Neiman Marcus price tag...

Fabulous heavy Sterling Early 1990s Robert Lee Morris RLM Cuff. Measuring 1.2 in, wide tapering down to .94 in. It has a 1.25 in. Opening which can be made bigger or smaller because ...

A beautiful cuff bracelet in gilded brass ( brass covered by 22K gold) made by the iconic Line Vautrin in the 1950s. Handmade, Unique Piece Line Vautrin, a revered French artist of ...

This limited edition piece is inspired by sacred geometries and patterns in nature. This sculptural cuff is from the John Brevard Fabri series where the forms of endless weaving lan...

Sculptural cuff designed by Jean Després (1886-1980). Exceptional collector's piece, created in Paris France by the artist goldsmith Jean Després, back in the 1960. This cuff bracelet has been crafted with retro modernist patterns in solid .800/.999 silver with high polished finish and centering upon a sculpted chain-links band. Weight: 65.90 Grams, (42.25 Dwt.). Size: 7 Inches, (18 Cm) can be expanded or closed to fit size. Measurements: The width is 30 mm (1.18 Inches). Hallmarks: Stamped with French marks; the maker's mark JP inside a lozange cartouche and signed inside, "J. DESPRES". Jean Després He was born in 1889 in Souvigny, Burgundy, from glass blower parents, Jean Després starts his apprenticeship with a Parisian goldsmith, friend of the family, in 1905. First an industrial drawer for the military aviation during World War I, he took over his parents’ shop in 1920 and launched his goldsmith and jeweler workshop. He revealed himself to be an innovative creator with a unique way to work metals, and with new drawn shapes never seen before. He participated to his first show in 1926 at the Salon des Indépendants. Many shows and exhibitions then followed, such as the Salon d’Automne, the Salon of Decorative artists, and the Tuileries Salon. Jean Després chooses massive shapes rather than the classical goldsmith ornaments and avoids the use of precious gemstones in his jewel collection. His jewel production is defined by necklaces, bracelets, earrings and rings where metals are combined with ivory, lacquer, ebony, onyx and sharkskin. His goldsmith pieces are inspired by the aviation aesthetic, crafted using hammered metals, and ample, generous and modern shapes. In the 1940’s, Jean Després is nominated President of the Goldsmith Syndicate, after receiving the Legion d'honneur, in 1938. The artist’s works will be collected in France and worldwide, even after his death in 1980. (Maison Rapin...

This wonderful modernist vintage cuff bracelet is hallmarked 925 and is sterling silver. It has good weight to it with a lightness of form, minimalist and sculptural. It is a forever...