Art Deco Link Bracelets

This vintage cabochon amethyst and diamond bracelet is such a special and unique addition to any jewelry collection— it makes for the perfect gift! Th...

Bvlgari Astrale Bracelet 18K Yellow Gold Diamonds, Amethysts, Green Tourmalines, Peridots, Blue Topazes, Golden Topazes. Diamonds: 5.00ctw 182...

Bracelet designed by William Spratling. Beautiful geometric bracelet, created in Taxco Mexico at the atelier of the iconic silversmith William Spratling. This piece is one of his early creation crafted back in the 1933, with art deco patterns in solid .980/.999 sterling silver and fitted with a boxed security push lock. Amethyst: Mount in bezel settings, with 5 oval cabochon cut (11 x 14 x 6 mm) of natural amethysts, with a weight of 17.50 carats. Weight: 70.6 Grams, (45.25 Dwt). Measurements: Length 7 Inches (17.78 Cm) and a width of 31 mm (1.22 Inches). Hallmarks: Stamped with the co joined maker's marks associated to the period of 1933-1940 (Penny Morrill WS-E & WS-H), the mark for the assay of the silver and signed, "TAXCO 980". William Phillips...

A colorful array of sapphire and semi-precious gemstones is set in a wide bracelet. The bracelet is 22 mm wide and extends 7-1/4 " in length. Stones are set in prongs and range from ...

Stylish and elegant vintage Art Deco era bracelet (circa 1920s to 1930s), crafted in 14 karat yellow gold. Sugarloaf cut amethysts each measure 11mm each (estimated at 8 carats eac...

'The Color Purple' has come to symbolize always staying strong and to keep fighting, and this Art Deco amethyst bracelet has that strength o...

The links in this bracelet are decorative and beautiful. Five of the links hold an amethyst measuring 75pts and are modelled in 9ct gold. Length: 20cm Bracelet Width: 14mm Weight...

Here's something you don't see every day. Or any day, actually. It's a one-of-a-kind circa 1920s "specimen bracelet" containing eleven natural, unheated and untreated gemstones in varying sizes and cuts. The stones range from 5.23mm x 5.58 mm to 9.24 mm x 7.50 mm for a total of 17 carats and are round(-ish), oval, rectangular and square. Let's unpack this highly unusual feast for the eyes, shall we? There are three green or "low" zircons as they are known in the trade. These are exceedingly rare gems, highly sought-after by collectors. You almost never encounter them in jewelry. Additionally, you will find three of the most coveted species of garnet: spessartine. Bright and fiery. There is a single blue spinel that looks like a Kashmir sapphire and a light to mid-toned amethyst with brilliant radiance which, while not rare like the other ten gems, is an especially lovely color. The remaining three stones are all prized zircons in seriously??? colors: a golden brownish-olive, a light pinkish-purple (It's the color of kunzite) and a rich sapphire-yellow. Each stone is original to this bracelet; none are replacements. All are secure in their sleek sterling silver mounts. The bracelet features long, rectangular open links that join in the rear with a simple—though stylish and distinctly Art Deco—trigger latch for the closure. From one end to the other it is approximately 7.25". You might think a bracelet of such rare and exquisite collector stones would be set in, say, platinum. But no, no, no. This is a *specimen* bracelet and the most important issue is preserving the color of the gemstones without tainting their hue in the slightest. Silver is the whitest and most reflective precious metal by a wide margin and flatters the stones, illuminating them while also keeping them clean from color loss. This is a dazzling, colorful and very flashy (zircon has nearly as much "fire" as diamond) bracelet filled with 17 carats of highly unique and collectable earth-mined stones. Whether you're a movie star, a gemologist or just somebody who loves color and high-wattage sparkle, this unique Deco piece is in search of its owner. If "11" is your lucky number, this could be your lucky bracelet...

Stylish and elegant vintage Art Deco era bracelet (circa 1920s to 1930s), crafted in 10 karat yellow gold. Two amethysts are estimated at 0.20 carats each, accented with an estimat...

Featuring seven decorative links, including a Scottish terrier, "OK", a paint pallet and brush, "IRF" monogram, basket of flowers, pair of love birds and ...

A silver amethyst bracelet, #18, by Georg Jensen, circa 1933-1944. The bracelet is designed as alternating flower heads and scrolling links set with amethyst cabochons. The bracelet...

Margo de Taxco set all signed, hallmarked and numbered 5210. Probably 48 to 60 cts, with natural, well matched, vivid bright purple amethyst. The necklace can be worn at a length o...