Toshikane Seven Lucky Gods Bracelet. Porcelain and Silver. 1940 s.

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...

Rare and super cute Authentic Hermès Bracelet Openwork bracelet with 5 different west highland white terrier shapes Made of silver Colorway: silvery "HERMÈS" and minerva hallmar...

This bracelet by Gianni Versace is rare with it's unique detailing of balls with different cut-out patterns. The silver tone complements beautifully against the sparkling stones. The...

FURLA orange purple rhinestone embellished 2 bangles cocktail ring set Reference: ANWU/A00314 Brand: Furla Material: Metal Color: Orange, Purple Pattern: Solid Closure: Pin Extra Det...

18k White Gold Diamond Bracelet Amazing bracelet, with a unique type of design with a plate of diamonds. 7 diamonds on a plate and on...

Olympus Art Certified, Ottoman Style, Diamond, Green Tourmaline Bracelet Yellow Gold 18 K, Diamond 4.69 Carat H VS, Green Tourmaline 74.57 Carat

Bold and elegant, this multi-color bracelet over 14 carats features various shapes of blue gemstones, pink gemstones, purple spinel gemstones. These vibrant gemstones are framed wi...

Diamond Leaf Bracelet in 18k Yellow Gold. Opposing laurel leaves stacked into a pattern of round yellow and white diamonds. 25.71.K Diamonds *Signed* Measures approx 7″ in length, ...

A beautiful bracelet with Natural Emerald Cabochons hand crafted in 22K Matte Finish yellow gold. The finish of the gold compliments and enhances the colour of the emeralds. You can ...

A rare late 18th /early 19th C Indian Mughal "Bazuband or Bajuband" with 11 gemstones (North India, Lucknow). The armband of rectangular form with hinged attachments on either, in the manner of a "Navratna". Centring upon a flowerhead white sapphire surrounded by petals on a green enamel ground and a thin blue enamel border. Mounted in + 22K Gold, with an outstanding enamel work on the reverse with flowers and petals in red and blue against a white ground, and with green champlevé enamel; measurements: 7 cm across X 4.5 cm.Weight: 36,26 gr Late 18th/Early 19th Century, North India. Exhibited 2014 with Ref.: 42939 in Mumbay and Delhi in Saffronart. Navaratna is a Sanskrit compound word meaning "nine gems" or "ratnas". Jewellery created in this style has important cultural significance in Asian cultures as a symbol of wealth, status, and also as having other claimed talismanic benefits to health and wellbeing. The setting of the stones is believed to hold mystical powers. References: Seligman, T. K. and Balakrishnan, U. R. Enduring Splendor; Jewelry of India...