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The bracelet is where sapphire and diamond keep time together — a line of colour that moves with the hand. The classic is the alternating tennis line, oval or round sapphires spaced by brilliant diamonds the whole way round; beside it sit the cluster and halo designs, the rectangular-cut sapphires of the Art Deco pieces, and cuffs in which mixed-cut sapphires carry the composition. Every piece in this collection is held in the House's own vault, documented, and priced at one transparent figure.
From wearable tennis lines to important Art Deco pieces in the hundreds of thousands — and in bracelets the count does the arithmetic: a line may carry a dozen sapphires or forty, and evenness across all of them matters as much as the quality of any one. Colour is sovereign — saturation and consistency of blue move the price more than total weight — and an untreated line of fine colour is a genuine rarity. Each listing carries the single, honest price.
As one stone, repeated: the blues must sit even across the full line, with no pale link breaking the run — matching a line is harder than matching a pair, and the price of fine examples says so. Then treatment and origin, stated on the certificates. The diamonds between the sapphires 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: ruby and diamond bracelets and emerald and diamond bracelets. The same blue runs the length of the sapphire and diamond necklaces collection, or step up to high jewellery. Brink's-insured delivery, in the USA and worldwide.