Sapphire, Diamanté & Sterling Art Deco Line Bracelet by Otis
Sapphire, Diamanté & Sterling Art Deco Line Bracelet by Otis
$ 265
Additional information
| Maker | Otis |
|---|---|
| Size | 7" X 1/4" |
| Condition | Excellent |
| Date | Mid- to late-1930s |
| Marks | "OTIS STERLING" |
This line bracelet by Otis features channel-set, square-cut faceted sapphire-blue-glass stones alternating with round diamanté, all set in sterling silver. The clasp is the bejeweled fold-over type associated with this maker. These bracelets, which were called flexible bracelets in their day, can be worn from morning through the evening, as a single piece or in multiples (as shown in the last photo). These bracelets are timeless. Scroll down to see some lovely sapphire Art Deco pieces to wear with this bracelet.
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