Art Deco Diamond and Silver Bracelet

Number 47 on the periodic table of the elements, silver is a noble metal, highly favored for creating beautiful jewelry, such as this light-filled antique bracelet. A rare and radiant find, it features subtly graduated links centered by glittering old mine- and European-cut diamonds, each accented by tiny glinting rose-cut diamonds, together creating a luminous line of sparkle to encircle your wrist. A hand-engraved wheat pattern on the sides adds a pretty finishing flourish. Perfect for bringing shimmer to your everyday bracelet stack, or as an elegant solo statement. Total diamond weight, 4.55 carats. Hand fabricated in silver.* Clasp tongue is 18K yellow gold. Measures just shy of 6 1/2 inches. *We were quite surprised to discover, after multiple tests, that this otherwise classic Jazz Age jewel (circa 1920) is crafted thoroughly in silver, versus silver or platinum over gold. Quite the uniquity!