Gattle Diamond & Emerald Snake Bracelet
An early Art Deco diamond set snake bracelet, having articulated diamond scales, emerald detailing and a six-sided trapeze shaped diamond to the head. Signed Gattle. American circa 1920.
Gattle Diamond & Emerald Snake Bracelet
An early Art Deco diamond set snake bracelet, having articulated diamond scales, emerald detailing and a six-sided trapeze shaped diamond to the head. Signed Gattle. American circa 1920.
Item Specification
Our jewels are carefully wrapped and placed in one of our handmade leather boxes
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