Description
Six small blossoms in pale blue enamel sit along this bracelet, each with a deep cobalt stone at its center, like flowers opening under a twilight sky. It dates to the 1950s–1960s and is made in the Art Nouveau revival style. Each flower rests inside an open, bark-textured frame shaped like a leaf or stem, and the frames are joined by round links. The bracelet drapes softly on the wrist and feels like a quiet heirloom, easy to wear on its own or with other silver pieces.
Materials
Silver, enamel, blue glass stones
Details
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Era: 1950s–1960s
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Markings: Stamped near the clasp (silver mark, partially legible)
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Style / design notes: Art Nouveau revival openwork links with textured branch frames and four-petal flowers
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Stone or material notes: Prong-set round cobalt blue glass stones with hand-applied pale blue enamel on the petals
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Function: Link bracelet with spring ring clasp
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Color: Silver, pale blue, cobalt
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Condition: Good vintage condition. The enamel is worn on several petals, two flowers are missing a petal, the silver has a natural patina, and one link end appears slightly open.
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Measurement: 7.5"
Collected by Mineral and Matter
