Swedish 1990s Silver Signed Pia Wallen Black Wool Felt Discs Link Bracelet

This modern one-of-a-kind geometric-spirals seven-link bracelet was expertly handmade from silver wire dating to the 20th Century in a style not earlier than Art Deco. There are no marks or jewelry techniques other than from the pliers used to bend the wire into the seven differently-shaped links. If not by mid-century artist Alexander Calder, it is in the style of his thousands of pieces of plier-bent wire jewelry that were astonishingly all unique. This attractive bracelet with atypical three-dimensional pieces would have been reproduced if it had been created by a jewelry designer. While a variety of geometric shapes are often combined in wire bracelets...

Designed to accompany Parisian couture by French Christian Lacroix, this unused late-1980s large pale-celadon-green silk satin, which feature textural black topstitching and a sleek ...

An Oscar de la Renta bracelet from the parlor collection. Features links of parlor motifs, composed of dark blue and gray/clear crystals with centerpiece gray moonglow cabochons. Sil...

Extraordinary sterling silver link bracelet by modernist master Antonio Pineda, Mexico. Blackened silver discs set with cultured pearls float within heavy square framed links. Wonder...