1930s Tennis Bracelets

One Art Deco 10.00 Carat Total Weight Diamond Platinum Tennis Bracelet. Featuring 42 old European and old mine cut diamonds, with one later replaced round brilliant cut diamond, with a total weight of approximately 10.00 carats, graded near-colorless VS2-I1 clarity. Crafted in platinum. Circa 1930. About this Item: Indulge in the opulence of the roaring twenties with our Art Deco diamond tennis bracelet...

One Art Deco 10.00 Carat Total Weight Diamond Platinum Tennis Bracelet. Featuring 42 old European and old mine cut diamonds, with one later replaced round brilliant cut diamond, with a total weight of approximately 10.00 carats, graded near-colorless VS2-I1 clarity. Crafted in platinum. Circa 1930. About this Item: Indulge in the opulence of the roaring twenties with our Art Deco diamond tennis bracelet...

This Art Deco diamond and blue sapphire line bracelet dates from the 1930's. It contains 42 old European-cut diamonds that weigh approximately 4.5CT, H-I Color, VS-SI Clarity. It also contains 42 baguette-cut natural sapphires that weigh approximately 25.42CT each measuring approximately 5mm x 4mm and range in color from dark blue to greenish blue, lightly included, good cuts, and no treatments. The bracelet measures 8.8mm wide and 7.25" inches long. Each link contains one channel set sapphire and one bead set diamond. The bracelet weighs 37.8 grams. Why we love it: We love the contrast of the sparking, white diamonds against the deep blue sapphires. We’ve had vintage line bracelets in diamonds...

This elegant 14K yellow gold bracelet has a stunning intricate design with a timeless linking design. Along the links are three honey-colored citrine gems set in a bezel setting. The yellow hue of the November birthstone partners perfectly with the yellow oh the gold. Giving the piece a monochromatic color scheme. A perfect addition to a boho wedding...

One Art Deco French 6.70 Carats Old European Cut Diamonds Platinum Tennis Bracelet. Featuring 44 old European cut and transitional cut diamonds with a total weight of approximately 6...

Year: 1930s Maker: BETTERIDGE Item Details: Metal Type: Platinum [Hallmarked, and Tested] Weight: 23 grams (All Items Total) Diamond Details: Type: Natural, No Treatments Total...

Wonderfully handcrafted this Art Deco diamond line bracelet from ca 1935 is the most wearable every day piece of jewelry for all occasions. Set in platinum with 45 perfectly matched ...

Gia certified stations bracelet by M. Waslikoff & Sons. Beautiful and rare piece from the American art-deco period, created in New York city, back in the 1935. This fabulous bracelet has been carefully crafted with impeccable details at the jewelry atelier of Waslikoff & Sons in solid .900/.999 platinum and .100/.999 iridium. It was finished with high polish and embellished with a gorgeous selection of natural gemstones. Is fitted with a push boxed lock and a hinged rectangular slash for extra security. Rubies: Channel-set with 28 rectangular step cut (3.38 x 2.45 x 1.88 mm) of natural Burmese pigeon blood vivid red rubies with a total weight of 5.64 carats. Diamonds: Box-set with 28 round European brilliant cuts diamonds, with a total weight of 2.52 carats, white colorless E/F color, VVS-1 clarity. Weight: 23.95 grams, (15.35 Dwt). Measurements: Length of 7.25 inches (18.4 Cm) and a width of 6 mm (0.24 Inch). Hallmarks: Stamped with the maker's mark, the platinum assay mark and signed, "10 IRID 90 PLAT W&S". M. Waslikoff & Sons, was established in New York city in 1910. Was an American jewelery company, very famous for their art deco pieces from the 1920’s to the 1940’s. The company was a leading maker of flexible...

An Art Deco diamond bracelet, by Raymond Yard, featuring two articulated panel sections, with straight sides and curved ends, with a marquise-cut diamond, rub over set, in the centre of each, flanked by old-cut diamonds, in grain settings, forming three rows, with air gaps between, with four further square sections, in the articulated panels, set with square-cut diamonds, in rub over settings, with old-cut diamond set decorative surrounds, the panels are connected by two, rectangular, openwork diamond set links, mounted in platinum, decorated with millegrain edges, signed Yard, stamped 10% IRID, circa 1930. The approximate total diamond weight is 10.00ct. Raymond Yard 1880 to 1955. Raymond Yard began his career in the jewellery trade, in 1898, at the age of thirteen, working as a doorboy, at Marcus & Co., New York. His is a rags to riches story. When training at Marcus he took jewellery evening classes. He took up pearl stringing for the company in 1902. In 1906 he was promoted to Salesman, working his way up to become General Manager. Yard gained the admiration of John D. Rockefeller, Jr., who recommended him to his family and friends and encouraged him to open his own firm in 1922. He used the highest quality diamonds and coloured gemstones and specialised in platinum mountings, developing a distinctive style, with an Art Deco theme. In the 1940s platinum was in short supply so Yard adopted gold and a wider variety of gemstones for his designs. He returned to platinum in the 1950s and utilised gold mountings imported from France. In 1958 Raymond Yard retired, leaving his firm to his protégé Robert Gibson, who had started as Yard's golf caddy, in 1937, at the age of seventeen; Glen McQuaker, who had also caddied for Yard and Donald Bartow. All three had been long term employees of Yard. In the 1960s the firm moved to 580 Fifth Avenue. Selling a combination of new and classic designs the company prospered. More abstract modern designs were adopted in the 1970s. Robert Gibson retired in 1989, after a 52 year career and the firm was passed to his son, Bob Gibson. Under his leadership the Yard tradition continues, reviving some of their most successful designs. Yard no longer has its own store, selling through Betteridge, in Connecticut. With thanks to the Raymond Yard website, Lang Antique Jewellery...

An Art Deco sapphire and diamond line bracelet, designed as an alternating pattern of six French-cut sapphires, in channel settings and four round brilliant-cut diamonds, in box sett...

Be perfectly lined up with this modernist, circa 1930-40's, vibrant blue Cartier French cut sapphire bracelet. Elegantly mounted in platin...

Finely crafted in platinum with a total of approximately 4.00 carats of diamonds.