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The emerald bracelet is the Art Deco form par excellence — rows of step-cut and carved emeralds framed in geometric diamond work, green against white against platinum. Beside those sit the tennis lines, emeralds spaced by brilliant diamonds around the wrist, the Zambian and Colombian lines of the modern workshops, and bangles where a single carved stone carries the design. Every piece in this collection is set with emerald the gemstone — not the emerald cut, which is a diamond shape and lives in its own rooms — held in the House's vault, documented, and priced at one transparent figure.
From wearable tennis lines to important Art Deco pieces — and the line multiplies the emerald's variability: a bracelet may carry a dozen greens that must read as one, each with its own garden of inclusions, and evenness across them is the rarity. Origin moves the figure — Colombian stones carry the historic premium, fine Zambian material closes the gap on merit — and the certificates state it per stone. Each listing carries the single, honest price.
By the weakest stone: one pale or over-included link breaks a line that eleven fine stones built. Look for greens that hold together in low light, inclusions that sit quietly, and clarity enhancement — disclosed per stone on the certificates — kept to the degree the trade accepts. The diamonds between the emeralds are graded exactly as our white stones are, and every certificate is shown before any commitment.
Browse the wider gemstone bracelets and diamond bracelets collections, or stay with the great colours of the vault: sapphire and diamond bracelets and ruby and diamond bracelets. The same green runs the length of the emerald and diamond necklaces collection, or step up to high jewellery. Brink's-insured delivery, in the USA and worldwide.