Jade Bracelets

Circa 1980s, by Paul Binder, Zurich, Switzerland. This exceptional Modernist bracelet by Paul Binder of Zurich is elegantly replete with jade underscored by 1.25 carats of rubies an...

A vintage 14 karat yellow gold lavender jadeite jade and amethyst line bracelet. This stackable bracelet features alternating oval cabochon lave...

A magnificent bracelet designed by Angela Cummings. An extremely rare master piece, conceived back in the 1980's by the genius jewelry designer, Angela Cummings. It was created at her own studio atelier in New York city. Is an artistic and sculptural wavy bracelet...

1980’s oval hinged bangle inset with black jade to create a cheetah design. Highly polished gold. Overall dimensions: L.3" x W.2” exterior and interior circumference of approximately 6.5”. 14.28mm thickness. Signed “18k T & Co. C”. The iconic designer Angela Cummings joined Tiffany...

The woman who taught me how to write was named Lynda. Once, when she was trying to describe a color to me she said, "There isn't a name for it because it's not a color; it's one of the colors between the colors." That phrase, "the colors between the colors" has stayed with me. And I am deploying it today to describe the color of this natural Burmese jadeite jade bracelet. The certificate from the gem laboratory states the color as "Pale Green." But how do we define "pale"? This is a bangle of ghostly beauty. Almost white until you turn the page of your book or wave at a neighbor across the way and you suddenly glimpse the faintest green; so light you could think your mind was playing tricks on you. Those unfamiliar with the borderline mystical properties of this stone may be inclined to call this a weak green. But it is the exact opposite. For its extraordinarily subtle huge captures the eye in order to endlessly reevaluate the tone. Light, light green: yes; but impossible to look away from: absolutely. The bangle measures 74.6mm x 9.3mm and has an inner diameter of 56mm. Please see the last image for help determining your bangle size. Often, a slightly too small bangle can be coaxed onto the hand with Windex. This gorgeous bangle ships with a certificate from Stone Group Labs stating that the jade is untreated jadeite from Burna (Myanmar). Near-colorless jade bangles are not rare. But what is, indeed quite rare, is a near-colorless jade bangle with extraordinary translucency, as we have hewr. Many white jade bangles...

Circa 1980s, sterling, by Ralph and Lillie Kallestewa, Zuni, American. Zuni stone inlay work is instantly recognizable. This bracelet, with its fabulous abstract motifs and central ...

Circa 1980s, sterling, by Valentino and Matilda Banteah, Zuni, American. Set with turquoise, black jade, coral, Mother of Pearl and hardstone intarsio-set in cobblestone motifs of s...

Circa 1980s, Sterling, by Abraham Begay, Navajo, American. Navajo intarsio work is instantly recognizable. This bracelet, with its blanket motifs, demonstrates a sublime use of th...

Circa 1980-90s, sterling, Navajo, American. This traditional Navajo bracelet features turquoise, mother of pearl, malachite, coral, quartz, and black jade in hand-worked and Concho-s...

Circa 1980-90s, Sterling, Zuni. This gorgeous stone inlay bracelet is brilliantly colorful and fabulously chic. Transcendent from traditional to modern, it displays blanket geometrics, night sky and Sun God motifs, woven together creating a fiercely beautiful visual narrative. Excellent condition. Stone Details: Inlaid or intarsio set stones have become an iconic look for Southwestern silver...

Beautiful double link Jade station bracelet in 14k gold. The bracelet features double links of white, red, green, yellow, light green, and black ...

18k Yellow Gold Inlaid Purple And Green Jade Snakeskin Bangle Bracelet by Angela Cummings. Details: Weight: 68.0 grams Length: 6.5" Width: 3/4" Stamped Hallmarks: Angela Cummings 1...