Art Deco Sapphire and Diamond Bracelet Rectangular, Square and Cushion Mixed-cut Sapphires, French, Cushion, Round and S
At a glance
Shape
Cushion Cut, Round Brilliant
Carat
On Request
Colour
On Request
Clarity
On Request
Metal
Platinum
This bracelet's diamond vocabulary alone marks it as an unusually accomplished piece: French-cut, cushion, round and single-cut diamonds appear alongside rectangular, square and cushion mixed-cut sapphires throughout the design. The French cut, a distinctive square-faceted style with a step-like crown pattern, predates the more familiar brilliant cuts and appears far less frequently in surviving period jewellery, making its presence here a notable detail for collectors who track cutting-style rarity closely across the trade. That technical breadth places this bracelet among the more scholarly interesting pieces in its category.
The sapphire suite itself spans three geometric forms — rectangular, square and cushion, all in mixed-cut style combining faceted crowns with stepped pavilions — giving the original designer a rich vocabulary of shapes to work with while maintaining overall colour cohesion across the entire piece. Combined with the four distinct diamond cuts present, this bracelet demonstrates a workshop drawing on an exceptionally broad technical repertoire rather than defaulting to a narrow, repeated formula seen elsewhere. Full carat weights and clarity grading for the sapphire and diamond suite are available upon serious inquiry to our specialists. That kind of stylistic range within a single bracelet is genuinely uncommon among surviving Deco sapphire jewellery.
On the wrist, this range of cutting styles produces a bracelet of considerable visual complexity, each segment offering a slightly different character of sparkle and colour that rewards sustained, close attention from the wearer and observer alike. It is a piece particularly suited to collectors with a specific interest in cutting-style history, where the presence of the comparatively rare French cut adds genuine scholarly as well as aesthetic interest to the piece overall. That scholarly dimension adds meaningful depth for collectors who study cutting-style history alongside pursuing pure aesthetic enjoyment.
The combination of French-cut diamonds with a three-shape mixed-cut sapphire suite is a genuinely uncommon technical pairing among surviving Deco bracelets, and this example has been reviewed with that rarity specifically in mind before entering the Legacy register following our full assessment. We welcome the opportunity to discuss that cutting-style rarity at whatever length interests you most.
Collectors with a particular interest in period cutting-style rarity are invited to arrange a private viewing. Our specialists can discuss the French-cut diamonds and the full sapphire suite in detail, along with grading and appropriate long-term care. Legacy's team remains available afterward for any further questions about the French-cut diamonds specifically, a level of interest we are always glad to explore further with collectors who share it.
Specifications
- Metal: Platinum
- Cut / Shape: Cushion Cut, Round Brilliant
- Gemstones: Sapphire
- Carat Weight
- On Request
- Shape
- Cushion Cut, Round Brilliant
- Color
- On Request
- Clarity
- On Request
- Metal
- Platinum
- Certification
- GIA / IGI / HRD on request
- Treatment
- None · Natural
- Reference Number
- LD-B-GEM-0164
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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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This bracelet's diamond vocabulary alone marks it as an unusually accomplished piece: French-cut, cushion, round and single-cut diamonds appear alongside rectangular, square and cushion mixed-cut sapphires throughout the design. The French cut, a distinctive square-faceted style with a step-like crown pattern, predates the more familiar brilliant cuts and appears far less frequently in surviving period jewellery, making its presence here a notable detail for collectors who track cutting-style rarity closely across the trade. That technical breadth places this bracelet among the more scholarly interesting pieces in its category.
The sapphire suite itself spans three geometric forms — rectangular, square and cushion, all in mixed-cut style combining faceted crowns with stepped pavilions — giving the original designer a rich vocabulary of shapes to work with while maintaining overall colour cohesion across the entire piece. Combined with the four distinct diamond cuts present, this bracelet demonstrates a workshop drawing on an exceptionally broad technical repertoire rather than defaulting to a narrow, repeated formula seen elsewhere. Full carat weights and clarity grading for the sapphire and diamond suite are available upon serious inquiry to our specialists. That kind of stylistic range within a single bracelet is genuinely uncommon among surviving Deco sapphire jewellery.
On the wrist, this range of cutting styles produces a bracelet of considerable visual complexity, each segment offering a slightly different character of sparkle and colour that rewards sustained, close attention from the wearer and observer alike. It is a piece particularly suited to collectors with a specific interest in cutting-style history, where the presence of the comparatively rare French cut adds genuine scholarly as well as aesthetic interest to the piece overall. That scholarly dimension adds meaningful depth for collectors who study cutting-style history alongside pursuing pure aesthetic enjoyment.
The combination of French-cut diamonds with a three-shape mixed-cut sapphire suite is a genuinely uncommon technical pairing among surviving Deco bracelets, and this example has been reviewed with that rarity specifically in mind before entering the Legacy register following our full assessment. We welcome the opportunity to discuss that cutting-style rarity at whatever length interests you most.
Collectors with a particular interest in period cutting-style rarity are invited to arrange a private viewing. Our specialists can discuss the French-cut diamonds and the full sapphire suite in detail, along with grading and appropriate long-term care. Legacy's team remains available afterward for any further questions about the French-cut diamonds specifically, a level of interest we are always glad to explore further with collectors who share it.
Specifications
- Metal: Platinum
- Cut / Shape: Cushion Cut, Round Brilliant
- Gemstones: Sapphire
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