Vintage Rhinestone Flex Bracelet - Unsigned - Mid 20th Century

Vintage gold tone and rhinestone bow brooch - unsigned - late 20th century. Excellent vintage condition - no loss - no damage - no repairs - fine surface scratches from age and use ...

Art Deco style rhinestone and enamel brooch/pin - unsigned - mid 20th century. Good vintage condition - tarnishing and fine surface scratches from age and use - no loss - no repairs...

Vintage extraordinary quality Austrian crystal earrings - set with round and pear shaped rhinestones - each screw back marked 'AUSTRIA' - uns...

Vintage hand carved bovine bone Viking ship brooch - featuring a carved and pierced profile with a polished finish - original pin and safety catch to the back - unsigned - Canada - l...

An important mid-20th Century diamond and platinum bracelet, consisting of three panels of geometric design, each centrally-set with a large rectangular-cut diamond, the larger estim...

An elegant vintage bracelet. Features four floral-themed, brass-tone links, each with a mesmerizing, open-back, amber crystal. Spring ring closure.

Old bracelet made of 18-karat white gold. Bracelet made of interconnected links. Decorated on the front with six round emeralds with a total weight of approx. 0.40ct, surrounded by ...

A beautiful bracelet by a much sought after maker of costume jewellery. This piece dates from the late 1950s and was created by Schiaparelli. Condition Report: Excellent The Details... This gold plated bracelet features 5 square panels. Each panel is detailed with oval black glass cabochons, vitrail navette rhinestones and round Aurora Borealis rhinestones. All of the stones are claw set. The bracelet fastens with a fold over clasp and features a safety chain too. It measures 19cm in length and is signed - 'Schiaparelli' is stamped into the reverse of the clasp. The bracelet comes with its original box from the Boston department store Filene's. To view a clip of this bracelet, click here: SCHIAPARELLI 1950S BRACELET A Short History... Elsa Schiaparelli closed her couture house in 1954. However, she continued to allow her name to be used on licensed items. This included costume jewels, which were made in America from around 1949 and into the 1950s. Since the resurrection of the House of Schiaparelli in 2012, there has been a renewed interest in the work of this great designer and the jewels associated with her name are becoming increasingly sought after. Wear it With... Pair this bracelet with a chic black trouser...