Antique Pair of Silver Gold Snake Bracelets

Embrace the elegance of Ancient Rome with this exquisite pair of wearable Museum Quality Silver Snake Bangle Bracelets dating to the 2nd century AD, featuring extraordinary engraved ...

Beautiful pair of opal and diamonds bangle bracelets featuring rose cut diamonds inset into blacked sterling silver between bezel set cabochon fire opals....

Finely crafted in 18k yellow gold. Signed by Emis Circa 1970s 6 7/8 inches

Exquisite, stylish vintage pair of silver-gilt and gem-set bangle bracelets from India. Each hinged set with beautiful emeralds, lovely rubies, an...

The design of this pair of wood and silver bangle bracelets beautifully combines straight lines with silver balls. They are very solidly made with the interior of silver. They are 97...

Sterling Silver Gold-Tone Cubic Zirconia Bangle Bracelet Set 5 These lovely gold-tone bangle bracelets (set of 5) features a twisted rope design with 4 oval cubic zirconia set in st...

Pair of gold and diamond bangle bracelets by Doris Panos. The bracelets are hinged. They have an inner diameter of 2 1/4 inches. They are 1/4 inch in height. Total diamond weght of e...

This wonderfully detailed sterling silver "Pair of snakes" cuff bracelet is highlighted with black onyx eyes. The circumference measures 8 1/8 inches. Width of the snake heads is 1/2...

This wonderful collection of five assortment of sterling silver bracelet consist of one set with Amethyst stones with maker's mark along the interior 'FAS'. the partner bracelet is s...

Fabulous pair of antique French Rose cut and European cut diamond 18K rose gold and silver topped gold bracelets, the diamonds 4.45 TCW, in an early Marcus & Co. leather silk lined box, marked Jaques & Marcus. Marcus & Co. began as a partnership with George B. Jaques as Jaques & Marcus in Union Square, New York City. Jaques retired in 1892 and the business changed its name to Marcus & Co. thereafter. The company had ties with French jewelry designers- the French miniature portraitist Fernand Paillet designed a pendant for them and it is likely that they retailed French pieces in their New York City showroom. Metropolitan Museum of Art has a Jaques & Marcus insect form brooch in their collection, marked J&M on the hook and lists the firm as being active from about 1882 to 1892. The MMA brooch...