Early 19th Century Enamel Woven Gold Mesh Bracelet

Gold and enamel bracelet. The bracelet is composed of nine symmetrical medallions decorated with foliage and stylized flowers and accented with black and white enamel. The clasp is hidden by a rectangular medallion in enameled gold that features a landscape scene of a lakeside chateau with mountains in the background. The medallion is framed with stylized leaves in black, white, and green enamel. The landscape of the bracelet portrays the Chillon chateau in Switzerland, made famous during the Romantic period with Lord Byron’s poem written in 1816, The Prisoner of Chillon. Byron, during a voyage through Switzerland, was inspired by Jean Jacques Rousseau...

Articulated bracelet in enameled gold. The bracelet is composed of six medallions, the largest of which serves as a clasp. The gold is repoussé work, accented with black and white en...

Articulated bracelet in enameled gold. The bracelet is composed of five enamelled gold medallions each representing a woman wearing 18th century dress on both sides of a young man. These young people are presented in mid-eighteenth costumes on a countryside background whose design is influenced by the paintings of Pater or Boucher. The frame of the bracelet is in gold of several tones and is decorated with a floral decoration on amati gold background. Pearls connect...

Articulated bracelet in gold and enamel, accented with colored gemstones. The bracelet is composed of eleven oval, enamel medallions, each representing a woman wearing traditional dress from different Swiss cantons. The canton for each medallion is marked on its back: Zurich, Berne, Lucerne, Uri, Schvitz, Unterv, Zug, Glaris, Fribourg, Sollure, and Basle. Each medallion is framed with cannetille gold work, colored gemstones, and enamel beading. Palmettes enhance the top and base of each medallion. Weight: 2.2 oz (62 g) Length: 7.5 in (19 cm) with clasp Medaillon: 1.3 in (3.3 cm) Conserved in its red leather case. Restauration period. Circa 1830-1840. Poids : 62 gr. L : 19 cm. avec le fermoir...

Bracelet in silver, ram's head hallmark. This antique bracelet features 4 rectangular motifs separated by rings. Each motif is curved, pierced with arabesques and engraved with plant...

Gold bracelet, pearls, aventurine and micromosaics. The bracelet is decorated with seven rectangular medallions. Each medallion represents a view of a Roman monument such as the temp...

Bracelet in silver, crab hallmark. Large cuff bracelet, it consists of three openwork rows of scroll patterns held by rings hinged together. The hook is a large ratchet. Length: 19.5 cm, width : 3.9 cm. Total weight of the jewel : 50,8 g approximately. Authentic antique jewel - Work of the second half of the XIXth century. Our opinion : A very elegant antique silver bracelet.

21st Century White Gold Rivière Diamonds Sapphires Mesh Bracelet Enamel Roses Silver gold plated mesh bangle with silver enameled roses, with a...

A DIAMOND-SET ENAMELLED GOLD BAZUBAND (Armband) NORTH INDIA, 19TH CENTURY Rectangular with cushion base and two suspension loops, the top set with diamonds in concentric bands, the outer border with navy blue enamel criss-cross design, verso enamelled in polychrome with a medallion containing a floral spray, the outer border with a two birds amidst a floral vine. North India (Lucknow), 19th Century Measures: 3.2 x 4.8 cm. Weight: 39.3 g. A museum quality piece item and exquisite enamel on the verso. Spanning a legacy of five thousand years, the jewellery of India is a striking expression of the country’s aesthetic and cultural history. ‘Bajuband’ or Armlet (also known as Ananta, Angada), it is a type of bracelet worn on the upper part of the arm. It is among the most well-known adornments from India. *The bazuband or bajuband, the Persian name for an upper armband, is a classic form of Mughal jewellery...

Made by Tiffany & Co late in the 20th Century, this 18K yellow gold mesh bracelet has a curved, bombee look to it. Rather than just laying flat, the 7 curved mesh strands, stand off ...