$27,500.00
The Art Deco era of the 1920's to the 1940's was one of an exciting time in styles of fashion, architecture and jewellery, from wonderful flapper dresses, the iconic Chrysler Building and of course a bracelet such as this one here.
Made in platinum in the 1920's, the design alone is so typical of the Art Deco period with those wonderful geometric designs, that is in a style that has never, and will never go out of fashion.
In total, there are 154 round early brilliant cut diamonds that total an impressive 3.08 carats, as well as a further 56 single cut diamonds that add an additional 0.56 carats of diamond weight to the bracelet making it destined to sparkle and catch the eye of all who see it from near or far.
Measuring 17.5cm in length, it is fitted with a concealed clasp to hide itself when on the wrist as well as two safety catches for added security.
This is a breathtaking bracelet, and one that will make any woman so proud to wear it.
Stock# EC331
Circa: 1920
$27,500
In stock
Art Deco 1920's diamond bracelet
Art Deco 1920's diamond bracelet made in platinum.
There is another important cut of diamond that is often found in antique jewellery, which is the single cut diamond. These are small diamonds usually around 0.01 carats to 0.05 carats and are often found on the shoulders of rings or surrounding a centre stone for example. While today modern technology will allow for a 0.01 carat diamond to have 58 facets and be a round brilliant cut diamond, single cut diamonds were used from the later part of the 19th Century up until around the 1930's-1940's. Commonly found with eight facets on the top (the crown) and eight facets on the bottom (the pavilion) these are sometimes found with total facets between 16 to 18.
At Kalmar Antiques in the Queen Victoria Building in Sydney. For over thirty five years, Kalmar Antiques has been dealing in fine quality antique jewellery, watches and pocket watches.
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