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Luxurious Late Déco Diamond Bracelet, Dutch, c. 1940

€ 4,980.00 ^*

Content 1 piece

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Luxurious Late Déco Diamond Bracelet, Dutch, c. 1940

Description

This description was automatically translated from German. If you have any questions about this piece of jewellery, we will be happy to help!

"It's often difficult for a gentleman to give a lady a gift - just think of a ring! You want to surprise her, so you can't ask about the size beforehand! Perhaps this is an important reason for the fact that bracelets and necklaces in particular are often ordered by men. There are no such difficulties here and the joy of a bracelet is certainly no less!" With these words, a jewelry catalog of the 1930s advertised its offers. And this was no coincidence, as bracelets with sparkling white diamonds were the great passion of the time. Every lady who could afford it wore such treasures - often not just individually, but combining several of them to create a radiant arrangement of pure luxury on her wrist. This bracelet illustrates the glamorous aura of this type of jewelry particularly well. It shines with the cool brilliance of 92 old and octagonal-cut diamonds weighing a total of around 1.80 carats. The gemstones are set in platinum bow shapes, which are held in place by narrow white gold links. We date the piece of jewelry to around 1940, when the forms of Art Deco had become stronger and had evolved from the overly filigree style of the 1920s. It was a time when yellow gold and colored stones made a brilliant comeback. However, white jewelry remained popular, especially for evening wear. The design of our bracelet, which is vaguely reminiscent of car chains, also suggests that it dates back to the "machine age". According to the hallmark, this luxurious piece of jewelry was made in the Netherlands. The well-preserved bracelet came to us from Hanover.

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€ 4,980.00 ^*

Content 1 piece

Incl. VAT, Shipping

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