Diamond Two-Tone 18K Gold Flexible Bracelet, Circa 1960s
SKU: BO.OA.11
Wide bands of woven gold beadwork spiral in yellow gold across the bracelet's surface, interrupted by diagonal channels of pavé-set diamonds in white gold that cut through the texture at an angle. The contrast is tactile as much as visual: raised granulated gold catching light unevenly against the flat, dense sparkle of the diamond rows, so the eye reads two distinct surfaces working together rather than a single flat band. One hundred sixty-eight round brilliant diamonds run through these channels, dense enough to read as continuous brilliance rather than individual stones. The bracelet is fully flexible, articulating link by link so it drapes and moves with the wrist rather than sitting rigid. This kind of woven, two-tone gold construction with diagonal diamond banding was a hallmark of 1960s fine jewelry, when goldsmiths favored dimensional surface texture and mixed-metal contrast over flatter, single-tone designs. A concealed clasp with a safety closure keeps the bracelet secure on the wrist. The diamonds total approximately 6 ct., G-H color and VS-1 clarity, set in 18K yellow and white gold measuring 15 millimeters wide and 7 inches long, stamped 18K.
| Metal | 18k Gold, White Gold, Yellow Gold |
| Gemstone | Diamond |
| Circa | 1960 |
| Stone Cut | Brilliant |
| Stone Color | White |
| Stone Clarity | Very Slightly Included (VS1) |
| Stone Creation | Natural |
| Weight (grams) | 104.0 |
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$22,660.00
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