Sapphire and Diamond Bracelet Art Deco | the Bracelet Set with Seven Cabochon Sapphires Weighing From 7.41 to 4.97 Carat
At a glance
Shape
Cabochon, Round Brilliant
Carat
4.97ct
Colour
On Request
Clarity
On Request
Metal
18K White Gold
Art Deco design carries a specific visual language — geometric symmetry, bold contrast, and a preference for cabochon-cut color stones set against crisp diamond linework — and this bracelet is a clear example of the style, built around seven cabochon sapphires graduating from 7.41 down to 4.97 carats, decorated with single and brilliant-cut diamonds, all mounted in 18 karat white gold. The graduated cabochon run gives the piece a rhythmic, architectural quality characteristic of the period, each sapphire substantial enough to anchor its own section of the overall design.
Seven cabochon sapphires ranging that high in individual weight, all graduated smoothly from one end of the bracelet to the other, represent a considerable sourcing achievement even before accounting for the period-appropriate cutting style — Art Deco cabochons favor a particular dome height and proportion that differs from contemporary cabochon cutting, and matching seven stones to that historical standard while also graduating their weight cleanly takes real curatorial skill, whether the piece is an original period work or made in deliberate homage to it.
Metal is confirmed as 18 karat white gold; carat totals for the diamonds, along with formal colour and clarity grading for the sapphires, are available on request. Single-cut diamonds — simpler, eight-faceted stones common in early twentieth-century jewelry — appear here alongside brilliant-cut stones, a mix consistent with the period detailing the design evokes throughout. Independent certification can be arranged for the sapphires on request, along with an assessment of the piece's age and construction history where relevant to your interest.
Art Deco jewelry holds a particular appeal for collectors interested in design history as much as gemstone value — the period's geometric confidence has aged remarkably well, reading as contemporary today despite its century-old design vocabulary and construction methods. This bracelet wears with that same timeless quality, suited equally to a minimalist modern wardrobe and a more deliberately vintage-inspired look.
Given the cabochon construction and the bracelet's design heritage, we'd recommend gentle cleaning methods and periodic professional inspection of the settings, which may reflect period construction techniques requiring specialized handling and care. Collectors drawn to this period often build a broader wardrobe of Art Deco pieces over time, and a bracelet of this quality, with seven well-matched cabochons, makes a credible anchor for that kind of focused, historically minded collection.
This piece is recorded in the Legacy house register with its Art Deco attribution noted carefully. Graduated cabochon sapphire bracelets of this design period are genuinely scarce today; if period jewelry with real gemstone substance interests you, we'd welcome a private viewing to examine the piece and its history in detail.
Specifications
- Metal: 18K White Gold
- Diamond / Gem weight: 4.97ct
- Cut / Shape: Round Brilliant, Cabochon
- Gemstones: Sapphire
- Carat Weight
- 4.97ct
- Shape
- Cabochon, Round Brilliant
- Color
- On Request
- Clarity
- On Request
- Metal
- 18K White Gold
- Certification
- GIA / IGI / HRD on request
- Treatment
- None · Natural
- Reference Number
- LD-B-GEM-0345
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Art Deco design carries a specific visual language — geometric symmetry, bold contrast, and a preference for cabochon-cut color stones set against crisp diamond linework — and this bracelet is a clear example of the style, built around seven cabochon sapphires graduating from 7.41 down to 4.97 carats, decorated with single and brilliant-cut diamonds, all mounted in 18 karat white gold. The graduated cabochon run gives the piece a rhythmic, architectural quality characteristic of the period, each sapphire substantial enough to anchor its own section of the overall design.
Seven cabochon sapphires ranging that high in individual weight, all graduated smoothly from one end of the bracelet to the other, represent a considerable sourcing achievement even before accounting for the period-appropriate cutting style — Art Deco cabochons favor a particular dome height and proportion that differs from contemporary cabochon cutting, and matching seven stones to that historical standard while also graduating their weight cleanly takes real curatorial skill, whether the piece is an original period work or made in deliberate homage to it.
Metal is confirmed as 18 karat white gold; carat totals for the diamonds, along with formal colour and clarity grading for the sapphires, are available on request. Single-cut diamonds — simpler, eight-faceted stones common in early twentieth-century jewelry — appear here alongside brilliant-cut stones, a mix consistent with the period detailing the design evokes throughout. Independent certification can be arranged for the sapphires on request, along with an assessment of the piece's age and construction history where relevant to your interest.
Art Deco jewelry holds a particular appeal for collectors interested in design history as much as gemstone value — the period's geometric confidence has aged remarkably well, reading as contemporary today despite its century-old design vocabulary and construction methods. This bracelet wears with that same timeless quality, suited equally to a minimalist modern wardrobe and a more deliberately vintage-inspired look.
Given the cabochon construction and the bracelet's design heritage, we'd recommend gentle cleaning methods and periodic professional inspection of the settings, which may reflect period construction techniques requiring specialized handling and care. Collectors drawn to this period often build a broader wardrobe of Art Deco pieces over time, and a bracelet of this quality, with seven well-matched cabochons, makes a credible anchor for that kind of focused, historically minded collection.
This piece is recorded in the Legacy house register with its Art Deco attribution noted carefully. Graduated cabochon sapphire bracelets of this design period are genuinely scarce today; if period jewelry with real gemstone substance interests you, we'd welcome a private viewing to examine the piece and its history in detail.
Specifications
- Metal: 18K White Gold
- Diamond / Gem weight: 4.97ct
- Cut / Shape: Round Brilliant, Cabochon
- Gemstones: Sapphire
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