A striking Art Deco piece designed for versatility: a three-row diamond bracelet with alternating sections of baguette-cut diamonds and interlocking round brilliant-cut diamond links. It can be worn as a three-row bracelet or as a single bracelet. Each row can also be detached from the clasp and fastened end to end, transforming the piece into full-length necklace.
The system is cleverly coded — each bracelet and connector is set with a different stone (diamond, ruby, or emerald) to indicate its correct placement — a testament to the meticulous thought and craftsmanship behind the design. Vintage and antique jewellery often combine elegance with adaptability, allowing one piece to serve multiple functions.
Mounted in platinum.
American, circa 1925.
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A striking Art Deco piece designed for versatility: a three-row diamond bracelet with alternating sections of baguette-cut diamonds and interlocking round brilliant-cut diamond links. It can be worn as a three-row bracelet or as a single bracelet. Each row can also be detached from the clasp and fastened end to end, transforming the piece into full-length necklace.
The system is cleverly coded — each bracelet and connector is set with a different stone (diamond, ruby, or emerald) to indicate its correct placement — a testament to the meticulous thought and craftsmanship behind the design. Vintage and antique jewellery often combine elegance with adaptability, allowing one piece to serve multiple functions.
Mounted in platinum.
American, circa 1925.
Explore our collection of bracelets here.
