Vintage Goldette Victorian Revival Slide Link Bracelet

Description
Eleven small oval links each hold a different figure: a bee, a coiled serpent, a flower, a heart, and stones in turquoise, coral, pearl, and green. A 1960s–1970s piece by Goldette, the New York house known for its Victorian Revival designs modeled on antique slide bracelets. Every link sits on openwork filigree in an antiqued gold tone, like a row of tiny specimens gathered from a garden. Slim and light, it wears easily every day.

Materials
Gold-tone metal, rhinestones, faux pearls, glass and resin cabochons

Details

• Era: 1960s–1970s
• Markings: © Goldette on clasp
• Style / design notes: Victorian Revival bracelet of eleven oval filigree links in slide charm style, each with a different motif
• Stone or material notes: Red, blue, green, clear, and topaz rhinestones; faux pearls; turquoise and coral colored beads; green cabochon
• Function: Fold-over clasp
• Color: Antiqued gold, multicolor
• Condition: Great vintage condition, with light gold-tone wear on the connecting rings

Measurement: 7.5"

Collected by Mineral and Matter