Art Deco Filigree Bracelet with Sapphires & Diamond

When we think of classic Art Deco designs, we often envision die-struck filigree bracelets. These bracelets were produced through stamping, allowing manufacturers to create them on a large scale. Local jewelers, like us, would then set the gems and finalize the designs.

This particular bracelet features a broader segment in the center adorned with an old European-cut diamond and flanked by tablet-cut synthetic sapphires. Each link is intricately pierced with filigree work, which gives it a delicate, feminine appearance. The bracelet has an insertion-style clasp with a flip-under safety mechanism and measures 7 inches in length. 

This elegant piece beautifully captures the timeless allure of the Art Deco era and would be a treasured addition to any jewelry collection. 

Details: Art Deco die-struck 14k white gold filigree bracelet with a 0.12ct old European diamond (SI GH) and period-correct synthetic sapphire accents, circa 1925.