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QuickviewGrey & Cream Baroque Pearl & Rondelle 1950s Miriam Haskell Bracelet
Vintage Bracelets, 1950s Jewelry, Vintage Miriam Haskell JewelryThis Miriam Haskell bracelet has two-tones of baroque pearls and rondelle accents. The embellishments are wired onto a gold-tone hard-mesh-hinged bangle. It closes with a concealed clasp and safety chain. Pieces with these good looks and high quality never go out of style! Scroll down to see a long strand of grey pearls with onyx beads by the same maker.USD$295.00 -
QuickviewLapis & Sterling 1920s Bracelet
Vintage Bracelets, 1920s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryThis lapis bracelet features sugar-loaf stones (3/8" high) set in sterling silver that alternate with square glass links in a darker blue. The links and settings are sterling silver. This type of bracelet was called a slave bracelet when it was made in the late 1920s and 1930s. This piece, which closes with a spring-ring clasp, is from my personal collection. I’m reluctantly offering it for purchase. Scroll down to see some lapis Art Deco pieces that look lovely with this jewel.USD$325.00 -
QuickviewLapis, Marcasite & Sterling German Bracelet
Vintage Bracelets, 1930s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryThe lapis (glass?) stones set in sterling silver with marcasite links are an interesting shape and color. The stones may look more like sodalite than lapis lazuli, because they don't have the brassy specks usually found in the latter. Whatever the case, the color is fabulous, and the workmanship is typical of the high-quality pieces produced in Germany before World War II. This lovely jewel closes with a concealed clasp with a safety catch. Scroll down to see complementary blue Art Deco pieces.USD$395.00 -
QuickviewMarcasite & Sterling German 1930s Buckle Bracelet
Vintage Bracelets, 1930s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryThis Art Deco silver bracelet with marcasites is extraordinary! With its classic buckle motif, this magnificent and hard-to-find piece has excellent articulation and loads of sparkle. This substantial bracelet is an outstanding example of 1930s German craftsmanship and a real knockout! This jewel was part of my personal collection, and I am reluctantly offering it to a new owner. Scroll down to see the perfect pair of crystal and marcasite earrings to quietly compliment this piece — or wear it alone to make an unforgettable statement.USD$1,495.00 -
QuickviewOnyx & Sterling Link Bracelet
Vintage Bracelets, 1920s Jewelry, Unknown (Maker's Mark is Unknown)Seven faceted, oval onyx-glass stones prong-set and mounted on oval frames form this lovely Art Deco bracelet. The stones are 1/4" high and have points in the center. The setting is sterling silver with a spring-ring clasp. This well-made piece, which is longer than most of its era, is signed. However, I can't determine the maker's name. Scroll down to see several onyx pieces that complement this jewel.USD$195.00 -
QuickviewOnyx, Diamanté & Sterling 1920s Line Bracelet by Fishel, Nessler
Vintage Bracelets, 1920s Jewelry, Fishel, Nessler JewelryThis 1920s sterling silver line bracelet with onyx-glass stones and diamanté by Fishel, Nessler is an Art Deco classic. Each faceted, square-cut stone is set in its own box. This bracelet has a concealed clasp with a safety catch. You can wear this bracelet with two other line bracelets, as shown in the last photo. Scroll down to see a sterling bar pin in black and white by the same maker as well as other coordinating Art Deco pieces. Or wear this bracelet with more contemporary jewels.USD$195.00 -
QuickviewOnyx, Diamanté & Sterling 3-Row Bracelet by Wachenheimer Bros.
Vintage Bracelets, 1930s Jewelry, Wachenheimer Bros. JewelryThis three-row, sterling silver line bracelet by Wachenheimer Brothers has a row of faceted, round onyx-glass stones on either side of a center row of diamanté. The bejeweled fold-over clasp, which joins the harp-shaped link at each end, was used by this maker in the early 1930s, when they were no longer using their Diamonbar trademark. This bracelet was made for a slim wrist. Please note the bracelet length (6 7/8") and check your wrist size before purchasing this piece. Scroll down to see a great selection of Art Deco pieces to wear with this lovely bracelet.USD$325.00 -
QuickviewOnyx, Diamanté & Sterling Bracelet by Wachenheimer Bros.
Vintage Bracelets, 1930s Jewelry, Wachenheimer Bros. JewelryThis quintessential Art Deco line bracelet was made by the renowned Wachenheimer Brothers (best known for their Diamonbar pieces). It has faceted, square-cut onyx-glass stones channel-set in sterling silver, with engraved edges and diamanté-studded clasps. This bracelet was made in two sections, with identical fold-over clasps in both places. The type of clasp dates this piece to the early 1930s, after the company stopped using their Diamonbar trademark and near the end of their production. This bracelet was made for a slim wrist, so please note the bracelet length (6 7/8") and check your wrist size before purchasing this piece. The last photo shows it along with two other line bracelets – scroll down to see their details as well as other onyx Art Deco jewels to wear with this lovely bracelet.USD$295.00 -
QuickviewOnyx, Marcasite & Sterling German Bracelet
Vintage Bracelets, 1930s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryThis 1930s marcasite and onyx bracelet from Germany features faceted, rectangular stones alternating with embellished sterling links. I have always found many German Art Deco pieces especially appealing because of their high-quality design and construction. Bracelets like this one are extremely versatile for both day and evening wear. This piece was one of the first German Art Deco jewels that joined my personal collection decades ago. I was thrilled when it was chosen to walk the runway at Toronto Fashion Week for Spring 2019. Scroll down to see the 1950s ear clips the designer (unexpectedly, but brilliantly!) selected for the model to wear with this jewel. You'll also see two pairs of complementary Art Deco pendant earrings.USD$395.00 -
QuickviewPearl & Sterling Leaf Link 1950s Bracelet
Vintage Bracelets, 1950s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryEach link of this dainty sterling silver and pearl bracelet features a faux pearl encircled by an etched leaf. Light and easy to wear, this pretty jewel closes with a concealed clasp. This piece never goes out of style! Wear it any time and any where. A perfect accessory for a bride or anyone who looks best in cool colors.USD$175.00 -
QuickviewPearl Bracelet with Diamanté in Sterling by Eisenberg
Vintage Bracelets, 1940s Jewelry, Eisenberg JewelryThis vintage pearl bracelet is substantial, well-made, and stunning. Each link has a large glass pearl sitting atop a ring of diamanté set in sterling silver. The design is similar to the maker’s Cornucopia brooch and earrings but on a larger scale. This late-1940s jewel, which closes with a concealed clasp and safety chain, is another statement piece. You can wear it with the Diamanté & Sterling Sunburst Earrings, also by Eisenberg, which are similar in design – scroll down to see them.USD$425.00 -
QuickviewPearl, Crystal Bead & Diamanté 1950s Bracelet by Hattie Carnegie
Vintage Bracelets, 1950s Jewelry, Hattie Carnegie JewelryThis 1950s bracelet has a gold-tone metal setting that holds a row of large diamanté with a row of smaller stones on either side. Faux pearls and faceted crystal beads dangle from this structure. This fun piece closes with a concealed clasp and safety chain. Another delightful confection with lots of movement from Hattie Carnegie. Scroll down to see one of her necklaces that looks great with this piece.USD$225.00 -
QuickviewPearl, Hematite, Onyx & Diamanté 1950s Bangle by Miriam Haskell
Vintage Bracelets, 1950s Jewelry, Vintage Miriam Haskell JewelryThis 1950s bangle by Miriam Haskell has faux pearls, onyx and hematite glass beads, and diamanté woven onto a silver-tone metal frame. The combination of grey, black and white makes this piece very versatile and easy to wear. Add pearl, onyx or diamond earrings, depending on which color you wish to emphasize. The shape of the bracelet is oval, which conforms well to the wrist. This piece closes with a concealed clasp and safety chain. Scroll down to see a two-tone pearl and rondelle bangle by the same maker.USD$185.00 -
QuickviewPink Lava Rock Bracelet by Elsa Schiaparelli
Vintage Bracelets, 1950s Jewelry, Elsa Schiaparelli JewelryThis Schiaparelli lava rock bracelet combines the designer’s signature stones with her signature color. The five pale-pink lava rocks are connected with Shocking Pink marquis-shaped glass stones, faux pearls, and round aurora borealis (AB) rhinestones. Two Shocking Pink stones adorn the concealed clasp. This 1950s bracelet, which is mounted in gold-tone metal, also has safety chain. Although some pearls show mild wear, this bracelet continues to dazzle. A classic Schiaparelli piece!USD$275.00 -
QuickviewPink Tourmaline & Alexandrite 1950s Bracelet by Bogoff
Vintage Bracelets, 1950s Jewelry, Bogoff JewelryFaceted pear-shaped pink tourmaline glass stones are mounted in decorative rhodium-plated links with a round alexandrite glass stones in this 1950s bracelet by Bogoff. The alexandrites change color from light blue to light purple, depending on the light. This piece closes with a tongue-in-groove clasp and safety chain. Scroll down to see the matching necklace and earrings.USD$175.00 -
QuickviewRed & Black Bakelite & Chrome French Bracelet
Vintage Bracelets, 1930s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryThis Bakelite bracelet with red and black curved links that alternate with chrome curved links is a French Art Deco piece. This Machine Age motif was inspired by radio or car grills and has a three-dimensional effect. This bracelet from my personal collection has excellent articulation. It closes with a concealed clasp. A perfect piece for a woman who looks best in cool colors!USD$595.00 -
QuickviewRed & Black Enamel Bracelet by Jakob Bengel
Vintage Bracelets, 1930s Jewelry, Jakob Bengel JewelryRed and black enamel decorate this chrome 1930s German Machine Age bracelet attributed to Jakob Bengel. The articulation is superb. This bracelet closes with a spring-ring clasp. Scroll down to see one of his brickwork necklaces and a pair of his earrings, both in the same color combination.USD$325.00 -
QuickviewRuby Bead, Emerald Leaf & Brass Dangling Bracelet
Vintage Bracelets, 1920s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryRuby- and emerald-glass beads are intertwined with green-pressed-glass leaves in this charming Art Deco dangling bracelet. This piece makes me think of the bunches of grapes motif so popular at this time. The beads, including three extended clusters, and leaves are suspended from a brass link chain. It closes with an old-style spring-ring clasp. This 1920s bracelet is probably European in origin. A fun piece!USD$195.00 -
QuickviewRuby, Diamanté & Vermeil Sterling 1940s Trifari Bracelet
Vintage Bracelets, 1940s Jewelry, Trifari JewelryThis Trifari bracelet was made during WWII, when costume jewelry makers had to use sterling silver because base metals were limited to war-related manufacturing. This piece features pairs of facing scroll-shaped links adorned with diamanté. Each pair is separated by a pair of faceted, oval, prong-set ruby-glass stones. Simple flat gold links hold the elements together and end with a fold-over clasp. The red stones really complement the gold-washed setting. This lovely bracelet can be worn anytime, anywhere.USD$250.00 -
QuickviewRuby, Onyx, Pearl, Diamanté & Gold Dangling 1950s Bracelet by Hobé
Vintage Bracelets, 1950s Jewelry, Hobé JewelryProng-set diamanté surrounding gold-tone links decorated with dangling pearls, and ruby and onyx bi-color glass beads form this lively 1950s bracelet by Hobé. It closes with a concealed clasp. This piece is a fine example of 1950s glam from the second generation of the company's designers. Note that this bracelet was made for a slim wrist. Be sure to measure yours and note the bracelet's dimensions ( 6 3/4-inch length) before purchase.USD$245.00 -
QuickviewSapphire & Diamanté Bracelet by Schreiber & Hiller
Schreiber & Hiller Jewelry, Vintage Bracelets, 1930s JewelryThis sapphire and diamanté bracelet was made in Germany in the 1930s. Of all of the tank-track bracelets in the group by this maker, this piece is the only one with two colors. The long, narrow links with engraved edges are trapezoid in shape when viewed from the side. This Art Deco bracelet closes with a concealed clasp and safety catch. Although some stones have aged, they don't appear cloudy in the way my camera depicts them. This piece still shines! Scroll down to see a matching brooch.USD$195.00 -
QuickviewSapphire, Diamanté & Sterling Filigree Art Deco Bracelet by Granbery
Vintage Bracelets, 1920s Jewelry, Granbery JewelryThis sterling silver filigree bracelet by Granbery is a fine example of a style that was very popular in the 1920s. With its sapphire-glass baguettes and diamanté accents, this piece has the same construction and appearance as its fine jewelry counterpart. The excellent articulation and clasp with safety catch are the hallmarks of high-quality. Although one of the baguettes has a small surface chip, my expert jeweler has confirmed that the stone is firmly set. The bracelet looks perfect when worn. Granbery advertised their flexible bracelets in the June 1925 issue of The Keystone, a jewelry trade publication. Scroll down to see a selection of sapphire Art Deco necklaces and earrings to wear with this lovely piece.USD$245.00 -
QuickviewSapphire, Diamanté & Sterling Vintage Bangle Bracelet
Vintage Bracelets, 1920s Jewelry, Unsigned JewelryThis vintage bangle bracelet is one of the first pieces I bought for myself when I started collecting only Art Deco jewels. It features three square sapphire glass stones alternating with three diamanté, all channel-set in sterling silver. This bracelet closes with a concealed clasp and safety chain. This narrow bracelet can be worn on its own or paired with others from the era. This piece is as versatile as they come and as chic today as it was when it was made in the 1920s. Scroll down to see several lovely coordinating pieces.USD$295.00 -
QuickviewSilver Leaf Bracelet by Elsa Schiaparelli
Vintage Bracelets, 1950s Jewelry, Elsa Schiaparelli JewelryThis silver leaf bracelet by Elsa Schiaparelli is a true statement piece, at 1 3/4" wide. Each of the five panels has a trio of layered and textured leaves. Here she uses one of her favorite motifs to create a type of jewelry she favored – an unusual and bold bracelet. This piece has a fold-over clasp and safety chain. If you like this design, scroll down to see a brooch and earrings set by the same maker but with a different finish.USD$295.00
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Vintage Bracelets
Vintage bracelets from the Art Deco style of the 1920s-30s, Retro Modern pieces of the 1940s, and 1950s designs by imaginative makers in beautiful materials can be found here. An important accessory to 1920s fashion, when bare arms required adornment, bracelets in this decade were typically worn in multiples. The popular styles were one- , two- , and three-row flexible bracelets (what we now call line or tennis bracelets), filigree bracelets, and bangles. Bracelets got wider and more three-dimensional in the 1930s, as the Machine Age style took hold. In the 1940s, gold-tone snake chains, basket-weave links, and flexible spirals were popular styles. The 1950s produced tailored pieces as well as fabulous fakes. For more bracelets, see Sets & Parures.
Vintage bracelets from the Art Deco style of the 1920s-30s, Retro Modern pieces of the 1940s, and 1950s designs by imaginative makers in beautiful materials can be found here. An important accessory to 1920s fashion, when bare arms required adornment, bracelets in this decade were typically worn in multiples. The popular styles were one- , two- , and three-row flexible bracelets (what we now call line or tennis bracelets), filigree bracelets, and bangles. Bracelets got wider and more three-dimensional in the 1930s, as the Machine Age style took hold. In the 1940s, gold-tone snake chains, basket-weave links, and flexible spirals were popular styles. The 1950s produced tailored pieces as well as fabulous fakes. For more bracelets, see Sets & Parures.