Citrine & Sterling Bracelet by Wells
Citrine & Sterling Bracelet by Wells
$ 295
Additional information
| Maker | Wells |
|---|---|
| Size | 7 1/8" x 1/2" |
| Condition | Excellent |
| Date | 1930s |
| Marks | "WELLS STERLING" |
This 1930s Wells sterling bracelet features a centerpiece of four faceted, cushion-cut citrine-glass stones set in silver frames. Four filigree panels are linked to each side of the center, which is finished with an outline of the stones. The detail on the front and back of this bracelet is extraordinary. The links that hold the panels together give it a bit of a Machine Age-feel and enhance the articulation of the piece. This well-made bracelet closes with a concealed clasp. A truly stunning and unusual piece! Scroll down to see Art Deco necklaces and earrings in similar shades of citrine that look great with this jewel.
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