South Korea - Bangles

A sterling silver stacked bangle bracelets set. This wide bracelet is comprised of seven sterling bangles, joined by a single spacer bar. It is stamped 925. Width: 3/4 in. Interior...

A pair of 1950's plastic bangle bracelets in an ivory white and olive green. The pair looked great when stacked together or wear them separat...

A fine set of 3 bangle bracelets. In 18 karat white gold. Two bezel-set around their circumference with white round cut diamonds. Each marked 18k and with a stylized 'W' maker's m...

A fashionable set of bangles. Perfect for mixing and matching. Over 10 carats of diamonds set in 18k white and black gold.

Beautiful pair of opal and diamonds bangle bracelets featuring rose cut diamonds inset into blacked sterling silver between bezel set cabochon fire opals....

Pair of London blue topaz and diamond bangles mounted in sterling silver with a 14k gold tongue clasp and safety. Each bracelet contains ...

Here we have an 18ct rose gold bangle from the world renowned luxury jewellery house of Cartier. This bangle forms part of the LOVE collection and features ten coloured gemstones alo...

The Following Item we are offering is a Rare Pair Magnificent Radiant 18KT Gold Large Rare Gorgeous Fancy Diamond Screw Bangle Bracelets. Bracelets are c...

A stunning bracelet from the Victorian (ca1880) era by Newark, NJ maker Sloan & Company! Crafted in vibrant 14kt yellow gold, this slip-on style bangle features 3 sparkling gemstones...

Chanel Pair of 70s Bangle Bracelets in gold. Pre-owned and in excellent condition. A collector's piece.

The unique beauty of rubies, prized for their vibrant color and rarity, captivates in any form, be they faceted or lustrous, cut or carved. Rubies have been treasured and revered for centuries, their intense red color a symbol of passion, love, power, and also life itself. Any discussion of the mythology surrounding rubies should begin in India, an ancient source for the beautiful red gemstones. The ancient Sanskrit word for ruby, ratnaraj, translates as “king of precious stones.” Ancient Hindus believed that the red color of the ruby came from an inner fire in the stone that could not be extinguished, making the ruby a symbol of talismanic protection and good fortune. Some legends said that if you dropped a ruby into cool water, it would boil. Perhaps the most extreme belief belonged to the Burmese. They believed that pressing a ruby into the flesh granted a person invincibility. This ravishingly beautiful pair of Contemporary Ruby Bead Diamond...

Crescent Moon Star Bracelet Bangle White Diamond Ruby Tanzanite J Dauphin J DAUPHIN "Stellar Origin" Made in Bronze with 3 gems: Ruby, Tanzanite and White Diamond Hand made in Los Angeles The word “crescent” comes from the Latin term ceres meaning to “bring forth, create” and crescere, the Latin term for “grow, thrive”. It is used as the astrological symbol for the Moon, and hence as the alchemical symbol...