Golden “Caterpillar” Bracelet

An 8.5 inch classic Victorian gate bracelet, with hand made curb links of 9 karat rose gold. Some are more visible than others, but each link i...

Stunning hand, stunning design, stunning detail: This is one of those pieces that will bring a smile to any jewelry enthusiast. The bracelet itself is a sensuous ribbon of golden mes...

An important example of art deco craftsmanship and design, this platinum masterpiece is comprised of three major sections connected by diamond-encrusted links and double row diamond ...

A gorgeous example of art deco splendor, the bracelet is designed of round- and baguette diamond set links with three major faceted oval rubies set at the largest stations. The rubie...

The piece bears French hallmarks and appears to be from the Gay Freres collection, although it is not signed. The lion’s head is artfully carved with beautiful detail and his eyes se...

The gently hammered texture reflects light beautifully, augmenting the allure of the design. Leo DeVroomen is legendary for his bold and sophisticated designs and this piece is no ex...

An intricately-designed bracelet showcasing golden leaves with hand-engraved design made in 18 karat yellow gold. Gold weight is 44.56 grams. Roman Malakov is a custom house, specia...

Natural Golden Rutile and Garnet Pure .925 Sterling Silver Adjustable Chain Bracelet

Trifari, Alfred Philippe Retro sterling vermeil golden leaf link bracelet of faux moonstone cabochons and ruby crystals. Each leaf panel is further accented in minute crystal pave r...

Goldtone textured "Golden Bark" link bracelet with fold over clasp. Marked: Trifari. Featured in a 1955 advertisement. Measures: 7.38 inches long x 0.63 inches wide. Condition: Very Good; wear to back & where the clasp connects. Trifari is an American jewelry company founded in 1925 which sold costume jewelry to the middle to high end market. In 1930, Alfred Philippe, an immigrant from France, joined the company and became its lead designer. Philippe in his previous position in Paris had collaborated with Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, which influenced his designs for Trifari. In the 1930s, Trifari's jewelry was frequently used in Broadway productions. Their designs were also popular in Europe, owned by the Countess of Polignac as well as madame Lanvin's daughter and the director of Lanvin. Trifari also designed two sets of faux-pearl jewelry for Mamie Eisenhower. In 1955, Trifari won a landmark lawsuit protecting its copyrighted designs which were being copied by other costume jewelry companies. Early jewelry, jewelry featured in advertisements, or by well-known designers like Diane Love, Kunio Matsumoto...

Natural Golden Rutile with Citrine set in Pure .925/Sterling Silver Adjustable Chain Bracelet Total weight of the bracelet is 63 grams

An antique and vibrant bracelet showcasing an intricately beautiful leaf-like designed set in a 18k Yellow Gold and accented with 20 trillion cut diamonds weighing 7.40 carats total.