Trudel of Zurich Superbly Seventies Bracelet

Circa 1970s, 18k, by Paul Binder, Zurich, Switzerland. This exceptional Modernist bracelet by Paul Binder of Zurich is elegantly replete with turquoise and wood inlay underscored b...

Circa 1980s, 18k, Italy. Big and bold, style for days, this Italian bracelet is eighties fashion perfection. Set with three carats of fine white diamonds (G color, VS clarity), this ...

Circa 1970s, 18k, by Trudel, Zurich, Switzerland. This refined modernist bangle from the distinguished Swiss firm, Trudel Juwelier, is set with 1.0 carats of old mine-cut diamonds. ...

Circa 1970s, 18k, by Ludwig Muller, Genève, Switzerland. This exceptional 18-karat yellow gold bracelet is set with 8.0 carats of bright white diamonds (...

Finely crafted in 18k yellow gold and platinum with 48 Round Brilliant cut diamonds weighing a total of 3.84 carats. Signed by David Webb Circa 1970s Size 6 inches

This multigem hinged bangle bracelet was made by Ed Wiener, one of the leaders of the mid-20th century Modernist jewelry movement. Wiener most often worked in silver. This heavy 18 k...

A rare, vintage, cabochon sapphire, ruby, diamond, and 18 karat gold bracelet, by Hans Hansen, c. 1965. A collectors bracelet, a gem set design from the iconic Danish silvermsithy Hans Hansen. Begun by his father Hans Hansen, the company started making jewelry in 1932 under Karl Gustav Hansen. Between 1936-1938 Karl Gustav studied at the Academy of Fine Arts' sculpture school and took over the firm at the age of twenty five. He designed the first line of jewelry, called ‘Future’ featuring brooches, earrings, and rings, which sold very successfully. Hansen also employed other Danish modernist designers, who were to become famous in their own right, cementing the firm’s place among mid-century Scandinavian silver and jewelry producers. Bent Gabrielsen Pedersen worked there between 1953 and 1969 and was artistic director from 1962 until he left the company in 1969. Gabrielsen won the prestigious Lunning prize and a gold medal for design at the Milan Triennial while at Hans Hansen. In 1991 the company merged with Georg Jensen. Generally, Hansen made jewelry in silver and adopted the functionalist and Art Deco styles as inspirations. This bracelet, however, is a one-of-a-kind jewel, with the cabochon gemstones cupped...

Beautifully designed and masterfully handcrafted this 1980s French bracelet was made by renown French jeweler Andre Vassort. He is known to have designed and created a large part of ...