Mexican Sterling and Amethyst Cabochon Bracelet

A lovely and fully loaded charm bracelet by famous jewelry designer Stephen Dweck. It features various size and shape faceted rose quarts and rock crystal bead, natural biwa and fres...

A large statement rhinestone bracelet by De Liguoro circa 1980. The cuff consists of repeating zig zag rows of gold, red and clear emerald cut rhinestones set into shiny gold plate metal. The inner length is 8 inches with 1/2 inch opening. The outer length is 9.75 with a 1/2 inch opening. The cuff is 2.5 inches wide. Interior in a satin gold finish. At one end is the oval signature plaque. In the middle is a round signature plaque. Both inscribed "di Liguoro." Gianni De Liguoro founded the company in the 1970s and continues today with expanded lines of hats, gloves, eye glasses and swim wear. De Liguoro has produced couture bijoux for over fifty years and an exhibition was dedicated to the company by the Museo del Bijoux in Casalmaggiore. The only museum dedicated to jewelry in Italy.

A striking and well-crafted vintage Mexican sterling silver bracelet from the early to mid-20th century, featuring twelve intricately linked panels, each set with a bezel-set amethyst stone. This exquisite bracelet showcases exceptional craftsmanship, with each panel articulated for fluid movement and comfort. The design is bold yet elegant, with a wide, 1 5/8-inch profile, making it a captivating statement piece. The bracelet is marked “Silver Mexico” on the reverse, a hallmark commonly used in mid-century Mexican silver...

This dramatic bracelet by Frederick Davis (1880 - 1961) is as unusual as it is beautiful. The bracelet consists of four silver discs in which are set cabochon amethysts. The links ar...