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Shell Link Bracelet in 18K Gold by Hammerman Brothers, circa 1960s
Shell Link Bracelet in 18K Gold by Hammerman Brothers, circa 1960s
Shell Link Bracelet in 18K Gold by Hammerman Brothers, circa 1960s
Shell Link Bracelet in 18K Gold by Hammerman Brothers, circa 1960s

Shell Link Bracelet in 18K Gold by Hammerman Brothers, circa 1960s

SKU: B.PH.1

A superb 1960s bracelet by Hammerman Brothers, the celebrated New York goldsmiths whose work has been sought by collectors of fine American jewelry for three quarters of a century. Ten sculptural shell links, each finely ribbed and finished to a high polish, articulate smoothly into a bold, undulating band.

The quality shows most clearly on the reverse, where each link is pierced with delicate openwork in a leaf pattern which shows hidden detail of a kind only the best houses bother with. At 96.2 grams the bracelet has real substance on the wrist while remaining supple and comfortable to wear (each link measures 15mm wide × 12mm high). Secured by a concealed box clasp with figure-eight safety.

Stamped "750" and "HB" for Hammerman Brothers.

A matching Hammerman Brothers shell link necklace from the same suite is also available, please enquire.

Metal 18k Gold, Yellow Gold
Circa 1960
Weight (grams) 96.2

Regular price $18,000.00
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Shell Link Bracelet in 18K Gold by Hammerman Brothers, circa 1960s

$18,000.00
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