An Art Deco bracelet set with diamonds and aquamarines, showcasing the period’s characteristic love of geometry. The design features diamond-studded semicircular links alternating with triangular and rectangular-cut aquamarines. Smaller rectangular aquamarines placed horizontally next to the larger vertical stones heighten the contrast of geometric forms, creating a dynamic, mosaic-like effect typical of the Art Deco style.
The aquamarines, prized for their icy-blue clarity and subtle brilliance, were especially popular in the 1920s and 1930s, valued for their modernity and the way their cool tones beautifully complemented sparkling diamonds. Today, these stones are highly regarded by collectors for their elegance, clarity, and historic significance in vintage jewellery.
Mounted in platinum.
American, circa 1935.
It measures 19cm.
Explore our collection of vintage bracelets here.
An Art Deco bracelet set with diamonds and aquamarines, showcasing the period’s characteristic love of geometry. The design features diamond-studded semicircular links alternating with triangular and rectangular-cut aquamarines. Smaller rectangular aquamarines placed horizontally next to the larger vertical stones heighten the contrast of geometric forms, creating a dynamic, mosaic-like effect typical of the Art Deco style.
The aquamarines, prized for their icy-blue clarity and subtle brilliance, were especially popular in the 1920s and 1930s, valued for their modernity and the way their cool tones beautifully complemented sparkling diamonds. Today, these stones are highly regarded by collectors for their elegance, clarity, and historic significance in vintage jewellery.
Mounted in platinum.
American, circa 1935.
It measures 19cm.
Explore our collection of vintage bracelets here.
