Art Deco Diamond Bracelet Emerald-cut Diamond of 2.60 Carats, Old, Square and Baguette-cut Diamonds, Platinum
At a glance
Shape
Baguette, Emerald Cut
Carat
2.6ct
Colour
On Request
Clarity
On Request
Metal
Platinum
At the heart of this Art Deco bracelet sits a diamond of genuine consequence: an emerald-cut stone weighing 2.60 carats, its long facets and clipped corners producing the hall-of-mirrors clarity that only step cuts deliver. Emerald cuts of this era are prized precisely because they hide nothing — every inclusion or, in the finer examples, every degree of transparency is laid bare along the table. A stone this size, cut this way, and surviving in wearable condition nearly a century later is not a common find, and it anchors the entire composition with unmistakable authority.
Surrounding the central diamond, old-cut, square and baguette diamonds step down in scale to complete the line, a compositional choice typical of the finest 1920s workshops: the eye is drawn inward to the principal stone while the smaller cuts supply continuous sparkle along the wrist. The bracelet is fabricated in platinum throughout, chosen by the era's jewellers specifically for its strength-to-weight ratio and its refusal to compete in colour with the diamonds it holds. Colour and clarity grading for the centre stone and the surrounding diamonds are available on request, with independent certification obtainable for the serious buyer who wishes to confirm every detail before acquisition.
A bracelet built around a stone of this size wears with unmistakable presence. It is not a piece for layering beneath other jewellery; it is the piece the rest of an ensemble is built around, whether that means a solitary evening look or a considered daytime wrist that says everything without saying much at all. Its scale also makes it a natural centrepiece for a jewellery collection meant to be passed down — a bracelet like this tends to become the story a family tells, generation after generation, about where it came from and who wore it first, and how it was eventually handed onward. Later heirs of such a piece often describe it as the object that first drew them seriously into collecting.
Rarity of this kind rarely returns to the open market. Emerald-cut diamonds over two carats set in original Art Deco mountings are thinning out year over year as more pass permanently into private collections, which is part of why store-of-value considerations matter as much as aesthetic ones for buyers acquiring at this level. Legacy Diamonds and Gemstones has vetted the piece for authenticity and condition, and a Legacy specialist can walk you through the stone's characteristics and the bracelet's history in full detail.
If this bracelet speaks to your collection, we would welcome the opportunity to arrange a private viewing and discuss acquisition terms directly — no pressure, simply an informed conversation between people who take fine jewellery seriously. Our advisors are also available to help with sizing, insurance valuation guidance, and long-term care of the platinum setting for years of continued wear.
Specifications
- Metal: Platinum
- Diamond / Gem weight: 2.6ct
- Cut / Shape: Baguette, Emerald Cut
- Gemstones: Emerald
- Carat Weight
- 2.6ct
- Shape
- Baguette, Emerald Cut
- Color
- On Request
- Clarity
- On Request
- Metal
- Platinum
- Certification
- GIA / IGI / HRD on request
- Treatment
- None · Natural
- Reference Number
- LD-B-GEM-0118
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Care — a soak in warm water with mild soap restores light return; have the prongs inspected annually.
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At the heart of this Art Deco bracelet sits a diamond of genuine consequence: an emerald-cut stone weighing 2.60 carats, its long facets and clipped corners producing the hall-of-mirrors clarity that only step cuts deliver. Emerald cuts of this era are prized precisely because they hide nothing — every inclusion or, in the finer examples, every degree of transparency is laid bare along the table. A stone this size, cut this way, and surviving in wearable condition nearly a century later is not a common find, and it anchors the entire composition with unmistakable authority.
Surrounding the central diamond, old-cut, square and baguette diamonds step down in scale to complete the line, a compositional choice typical of the finest 1920s workshops: the eye is drawn inward to the principal stone while the smaller cuts supply continuous sparkle along the wrist. The bracelet is fabricated in platinum throughout, chosen by the era's jewellers specifically for its strength-to-weight ratio and its refusal to compete in colour with the diamonds it holds. Colour and clarity grading for the centre stone and the surrounding diamonds are available on request, with independent certification obtainable for the serious buyer who wishes to confirm every detail before acquisition.
A bracelet built around a stone of this size wears with unmistakable presence. It is not a piece for layering beneath other jewellery; it is the piece the rest of an ensemble is built around, whether that means a solitary evening look or a considered daytime wrist that says everything without saying much at all. Its scale also makes it a natural centrepiece for a jewellery collection meant to be passed down — a bracelet like this tends to become the story a family tells, generation after generation, about where it came from and who wore it first, and how it was eventually handed onward. Later heirs of such a piece often describe it as the object that first drew them seriously into collecting.
Rarity of this kind rarely returns to the open market. Emerald-cut diamonds over two carats set in original Art Deco mountings are thinning out year over year as more pass permanently into private collections, which is part of why store-of-value considerations matter as much as aesthetic ones for buyers acquiring at this level. Legacy Diamonds and Gemstones has vetted the piece for authenticity and condition, and a Legacy specialist can walk you through the stone's characteristics and the bracelet's history in full detail.
If this bracelet speaks to your collection, we would welcome the opportunity to arrange a private viewing and discuss acquisition terms directly — no pressure, simply an informed conversation between people who take fine jewellery seriously. Our advisors are also available to help with sizing, insurance valuation guidance, and long-term care of the platinum setting for years of continued wear.
Specifications
- Metal: Platinum
- Diamond / Gem weight: 2.6ct
- Cut / Shape: Baguette, Emerald Cut
- Gemstones: Emerald
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