Most Art Deco line bracelets are either all about the stones or incorporate lots of open filigree, but we’ve never seen another one quite like this. Smooth solid panels of white gold have been engraved to ingeniously capture the feel of woven cloth. The repeating graphic pattern reads like a fine silk jacquard, with a soft, supple sheen that moves as the light plays across it. This distinctive finish is punctuated by just a few gemstones… a pair of medium blue sapphires, and a singular old European cut diamond. Not too shiny, not too flashy, just an air of understated sophistication that doesn’t need a special occasion to elevate your look. 18k white gold with a .10ct diamond, and a pair of (probably synthetic) sapphires. Measures 7” long, with a fully integrated clasp, ca. 1935.
