Diamanté 5-row Honeycomb Bracelet by Schreiber & Hiller

Art Deco fashion jewelry made in the 1930s in Germany was unlike anything produced by North American companies. The foundation of this maker’s designs is an oblong link that holds channel-set stones. With this bracelet, they have taken their link to another level. These flat, rhodium-plated links each hold three diamanté. A large stone is in the center, with a smaller stone on each side. The links form a honeycomb pattern. This bracelet has five rows; it closes with a concealed clasp and safety catch. Scroll down to see another bracelet by this maker in the same pattern with three rows.