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Diamond bangle bracelet with platinum setting, pave stones, hinged design and chain extender
Diamond bangle bracelet on wrist, slim platinum and yellow gold band with pave stones
Diamond bangle bracelet with platinum setting, pave stones, hinged design and chain extender
Diamond bangle bracelet on wrist, slim platinum and yellow gold band with pave stones

C. 1900 Vintage 1.50 ct. t.w. Diamond Bangle Bracelet in Platinum and 10kt Yellow Gold. 8"

$11,995
C. 1900. Presented by our Estate collection, this traditional Edwardian-era bracelet dazzles with 1.50 ct. t.w. round Old European-cut diamo…

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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A Storied Heritage

Edwardian jewelry, produced during the reign of King Edward VII from 1901 to 1910 and extending through approximately 1915, is defined by extremely delicate lace-like metalwork in platinum and white gold, the extensive use of diamonds and pearls, and a filigree-light aesthetic that represented the most refined expression of white-on-white luxury fine jewelry had achieved.

Made With Purpose

The safety element in a box clasp is usually a hinged tab folding over the release mechanism, or a sliding bar traversing it. This separate physical component requires deliberate movement before the release tab can be accessed, a two-step sequence that incidental contact or typical movement during wear cannot replicate.

A Notable Quality

Metal bangles worn in multiples make noise. This is by design in many traditions, where the sound of the bracelets contacting each other during movement is considered part of the experience, not a side effect. If quiet jewelry is the preference, that is useful information before stacking.

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