Sapphire, Diamanté & Sterling Vintage Bangle Bracelet
Sapphire, Diamanté & Sterling Vintage Bangle Bracelet
$ 295
Additional information
| Maker | Unsigned |
|---|---|
| Size | Outside: 2 5/8" x 2 1/4" x 1/4"; inside circumference: 6 3/4" |
| Condition | Excellent |
| Date | 1920s |
| Marks | "STERLING" |
This 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.
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