Art Deco Platinum and Diamond Bracelet

Bracelet in platinum and 18k (750/1000) gold composed of alternating links set with diamonds forming a geometric motif set with old European cut, single-cut (8x8), modern-cut and baguette-cut diamonds. On the largest links, the central old "European Cut" diamonds weigh approximately 0.6 carat, of estimated H-I SI2-P1 quality. The total diamond weight is approximately 12 carats. French Art Deco work circa 1925. Maker's mark S P or Sté P and a ladder, eagle's head hallmark on the clasp for 18-carat gold and dog's head hallmark on the bracelet for platinum.

Art Deco bracelets dating from 1920 to 1935 are characteristic of the jewellery of this period, marked by a geometric aesthetic and the influence of modernism. Made in platinum, often set with old cut diamonds and baguette diamonds, they feature a flat, articulated structure and symmetrical motifs. These antique Art Deco jewels bear witness to the technical and formal developments of the period.

Length: 18 cm

Width: 2.9 cm

Gross weight: 62.99 grams