Circa late 1920s- early 1930s crafted in platinum, weighing 41.3 grams. Measuring 7.25 inches in length and tapers 18 - 13 mm wide.
Approximately 15 carats total weight of old cut diamonds set throughout, framed by onyx in a structured hourglass patterned composition. The pairing of onyx and diamond became a defining element of the Art Deco period, where contrast and geometry replaced the softer, more ornamental forms of earlier eras. Black and white was used intentionally to sharpen lines, emphasize symmetry, and create a controlled visual rhythm across the piece.
The attention to detail is exquisite, with each link carefully articulated to maintain continuity throughout the design. Despite its scale and presence, the bracelet remains fully flexible, allowing it to move naturally with the wrist while holding its structure.
