A. Brandt + Son Bracelets

An absolutely spectacular bracelet from the Victorian (ca1880s) era! Crafted in rich 18kt yellow gold, this stunning piece displays a vibrant turquoise stone set in the center of a R...

A striking and unusual onyx link bracelet from the Victorian (ca1880s) era! Crafted in 14kt yellow gold, this gorgeous piece is comprised of 39 onyx links, which wrap around the enti...

Reverse carved crystal was a technique created by cutting pieces of rock quartz crystal into a convex form and then polishing it into a cabochon shape. An image is carved into the flat side of the crystal and then hand painted. From the front, the image appears to be almost three dimensional. Many different images were used in reverse carved crystal jewelry and artwork, but animals were some of the most common motifs. A magnificent gemstone and reverse carved crystal charm bracelet from the Art Deco (ca1920) era! This incredible platinum piece features a wonderful compilation of 6 equestrian themed charms which dangle from a fine interlocking chain link bracelet. Each charm is unique and all are detailed with sparkling Single Cut diamonds throughout. The gorgeous charms include miniature versions of a horseshoe, two riding crops, a hunting horn, a medal with ribbons, and the image of a horse carriage a man and woman seen from the back window. Both riding crops and the hunting horn charms are each adorned with a delicate Essex crystal cabochon, which rests on a Mother of Pearl background and is bezel set within a round frame. The matching reverse carved images are incredibly artistic, depicting the face of a charming red fox with delicate hand-painted detail portraying expressive facial features, pointed ears, and vibrant fur. The medal charm features a similar Essex carved crystal cabochon adorned with a painted profile of a horse head featuring rich brown hair with a bridle and bit. The beautiful "ribbons" below are each decorated with calibrated sapphire stones, adding a wonderful pop of rich blue color to the design. Finally, the romantic charm of a loving couple in the carriage window features two ruby "lamps" on either side of the carriage and the man's top hat adorns rich black enameling. The fine chain bracelet is comprised of delicate rectangular shaped links that interlock together and fastens at a spring ring clasp stamped with an "IRID PLAT" purity mark. Truly a one of a kind piece, this beautiful equestrian inspired bracelet would make a fantastic addition to any collection! The bracelet measures approximately 7" in length. The charms vary in size with the largest one being one of the riding crops, which measures about 3/4" long (including the bail at the top) and about 1/2" wide. The smallest charm is the carriage and it measures approximately 5/8" long, including the bail at the top, and slightly less than 1/2" wide. The overall condition of the bracelet is excellent. Besides normal surface wear there is no apparent damage to the platinum setting. All of the gemstones and crystal cabochons are intact and securely set and the enamel is free of chips or scratches. The Essex crystal cabochons display some scratches on the surface and the painted images, especially on the fox charms...

A truly magnificent bangle bracelet from the Victorian (ca1880) era! This exceptional piece is highly detailed and has a very striking appearance. The extra wide bangle is crafted in...

A Red Carpet worthy diamond encrusted bracelet from the Retro (ca1940) era! This absolutely exquisite piece is crafted in platinum and features a wide, flexible surface of diamond en...

An incredible gemstone horseshoe bracelet from the Victorian (ca1880) era! Most likely French in origin, this gorgeous bangle is crafted in vibrant 18kt yellow gold and features a be...

A fabulous Vintage jet and diamond cuff bracelet from the Gianni Bvlgari Enigma Collection! This incredible piece is carved out of jet and accented with...

A Tassie is a paste or glass copy of a cameo or intaglio. Scottish gem engraver James Tassie created replicas of ancient agates and gemstones and togethe...

An absolutely exquisite Art Deco style diamond line bracelet! This stunning platinum piece features a row of 38 French Cut diamonds, which carry seamlessly around the wrist to create...

Not many people are aware that Newark, New Jersey was a major hub for the manufacture of jewelry from the late 1800's until the 1950's. One of the leading companies, the Riker Brothe...

An outstanding and extremely rare anchor bracelet from the early Victorian (ca1850) era! Crafted in gilded silver, the bracelet is incredibly substanti...

This gorgeous rock quartz crystal bracelet was made by Krementz during the Art Deco (ca1920) era! The 14kt white gold setting is topped in platinum, and displays a row of rock quartz...

An exceptional micro mosaic bracelet from the Victorian (ca1880) era! Made of vibrant 15kt gold, this slim bangle displays an incredible micro mosaic design on one side, and an Etrus...

Glamour and luxury jewelry began in Hollywood during the 1940's and 1950's with the be-jeweled glamour gals. This fabulous retro bracelet is a fine example from that era (ca1940). An...

An absolutely exquisite garnet and diamond bangle bracelet from the Victorian (ca1880) era! This wide bangle is made of vibrant 15kt yellow gold and has a fantastic 3-dimensional design on the front surface. At the center of the bracelet is a round cabochon garnet stone which has a hand carved scalloped surface. Set in the center is a gold starburst that is accented with 8 old Rose Cut and an old Mine Cut...

A stunning and unusual gold link bracelet from the Retro (ca1940) era! This fabulous piece is made of 14kt yellow gold and looks absolutely striking on. The piece is comprised of 19 ...

An absolutely exquisite diamond and ruby bracelet/pendant from the early Victorian (circa 1850) era! This breathtaking piece is made of 14kt rose gold and has an incredible design wh...

Swiss Enameled pieces were commonly produced to be sold as souvenirs for Victorian travelers. A very fine type of enameling, this technique used very intricate detail and often portr...