Mid-20th Century Sapphire and Diamond Bracelet Oval-shaped Sapphires, Circular and Baguette-cut Diamonds, Platinum and G
At a glance
Shape
Baguette, Oval
Carat
On Request
Colour
On Request
Clarity
On Request
Metal
Gold Platinum
Oval-shaped sapphires set the tone for this bracelet, their elongated silhouette giving the coloured-stone line a graceful, flowing quality distinct from the more static presence of round or cushion-cut stones. Circular and baguette-cut diamonds fill the spaces between the sapphires, and the whole piece is mounted across both platinum and gold, a dual-metal construction that reflects the period's willingness to combine warm and cool tones within a single considered composition rather than committing to one exclusively.
Oval cutting suits sapphire particularly well, the elongated shape allowing a cutter to retain more of the rough stone's original weight while still producing a brilliant, light-scattering result — a practical consideration that mid-century lapidaries balanced carefully against the aesthetic demands of a finished line bracelet. The mix of circular and baguette diamonds provides two distinct rhythms of light: the circular stones scattering brilliance broadly, the baguettes offering cleaner, more directional lines that punctuate the composition at intervals. Combining platinum and gold within the mount itself was a considered technical choice, using platinum's strength where the setting demanded the most security while letting gold contribute warmth to the overall palette, a deliberate balancing act rather than an incidental one. Dual-metal sapphire bracelets combining platinum and gold with this level of craftsmanship are considerably less common than single-metal examples from the same period.
This is a bracelet with real movement and grace on the wrist, the oval sapphires' flowing silhouette giving it a softer character than a bracelet built from more geometric cuts. Worn for evening, the dual-metal mount catches light differently across its surface, adding a subtle textural interest beyond the gemstones themselves. Collectors drawn to oval sapphire jewellery often cite exactly this graceful movement as the deciding factor over more static, symmetrical designs, and it remains a quietly popular category among our most discerning clients. Buyers drawn to dual-metal period jewellery often build a small collection around exactly this pairing, since platinum and gold together offer a versatility that single-metal pieces cannot match.
Full carat weight, individual sapphire and diamond grading and complete metal specification are available on request, and independent certification — including treatment disclosure — can be arranged ahead of acquisition for any client seeking formal documentation.
This bracelet is held within the Legacy estate collection, and we welcome arranging a private viewing to see its dual-metal construction in person, with our team on hand throughout for any further questions you may wish to raise before deciding.
Specifications
- Metal: Gold Platinum
- Cut / Shape: Baguette, Oval
- Gemstones: Sapphire
- Carat Weight
- On Request
- Shape
- Baguette, Oval
- Color
- On Request
- Clarity
- On Request
- Metal
- Gold Platinum
- Certification
- GIA / IGI / HRD on request
- Treatment
- None · Natural
- Reference Number
- LD-B-GEM-0259
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White-glove delivery — for qualifying pieces, our concierge arranges in-person delivery to your residence or private office.
3-day exclusive hold — your reservation holds the piece privately for 3 days, fully refundable.
Independently certified — to your choice of GIA, IGI or HRD on request; documents shared privately with verified acquirers.
Authentication guarantee — if any piece does not match its stated specifications, full money-back refund.
Care — a soak in warm water with mild soap restores light return; have the prongs inspected annually.
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Oval-shaped sapphires set the tone for this bracelet, their elongated silhouette giving the coloured-stone line a graceful, flowing quality distinct from the more static presence of round or cushion-cut stones. Circular and baguette-cut diamonds fill the spaces between the sapphires, and the whole piece is mounted across both platinum and gold, a dual-metal construction that reflects the period's willingness to combine warm and cool tones within a single considered composition rather than committing to one exclusively.
Oval cutting suits sapphire particularly well, the elongated shape allowing a cutter to retain more of the rough stone's original weight while still producing a brilliant, light-scattering result — a practical consideration that mid-century lapidaries balanced carefully against the aesthetic demands of a finished line bracelet. The mix of circular and baguette diamonds provides two distinct rhythms of light: the circular stones scattering brilliance broadly, the baguettes offering cleaner, more directional lines that punctuate the composition at intervals. Combining platinum and gold within the mount itself was a considered technical choice, using platinum's strength where the setting demanded the most security while letting gold contribute warmth to the overall palette, a deliberate balancing act rather than an incidental one. Dual-metal sapphire bracelets combining platinum and gold with this level of craftsmanship are considerably less common than single-metal examples from the same period.
This is a bracelet with real movement and grace on the wrist, the oval sapphires' flowing silhouette giving it a softer character than a bracelet built from more geometric cuts. Worn for evening, the dual-metal mount catches light differently across its surface, adding a subtle textural interest beyond the gemstones themselves. Collectors drawn to oval sapphire jewellery often cite exactly this graceful movement as the deciding factor over more static, symmetrical designs, and it remains a quietly popular category among our most discerning clients. Buyers drawn to dual-metal period jewellery often build a small collection around exactly this pairing, since platinum and gold together offer a versatility that single-metal pieces cannot match.
Full carat weight, individual sapphire and diamond grading and complete metal specification are available on request, and independent certification — including treatment disclosure — can be arranged ahead of acquisition for any client seeking formal documentation.
This bracelet is held within the Legacy estate collection, and we welcome arranging a private viewing to see its dual-metal construction in person, with our team on hand throughout for any further questions you may wish to raise before deciding.
Specifications
- Metal: Gold Platinum
- Cut / Shape: Baguette, Oval
- Gemstones: Sapphire
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