Vintage Art Deco Style Green Glass Panel Bracelet
Unbranded (Likely Coro, Trifari, or Lisner unsigned) · Jewelry & Watches > Vintage Costume Jewelry
Era / Decade
1940s-1950s (based on fold-over clasp design and Machine Age aesthetic)
Material
Rhodium-plated base metal or pot metal with emerald green emerald-cut faceted glass crystals. High-quality prong-set construction.
Condition
Good to Very Good. Significant patina and tarnishing to the metal finish (likely needs gentle cleaning). Glass stones appear intact with minor surface abrasions consistent with age.
Demand Level
Moderate. Green jewelry is popular seasonally (Spring/St. Patrick's Day) and for vintage collectors of 'big stone' costume pieces.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$25.00 - $55.00 (Low: $20, Mid: $35, High: $55)
Estimated Retail Value
$45.00 - $65.00 (comparable modern boutique costume jewelry)
Comparable Sales
Similar unsigned green glass bracelets from the 1950s typically sell for $30-$45 on eBay. Signed pieces (e.g., Coro) can fetch $65-$80.
Description
Stunning mid-century vintage cocktail bracelet featuring three large, vibrant emerald green emerald-cut glass stones. The stones are securely prong-set in a silver-tone metal frame with Art Deco-inspired geometric links. Measuring approximately 7 inches, it secures with a period-correct fold-over clasp. A classic piece of mid-century glamour.
Key Features
Large emerald-cut stones (highly sought after), emerald green colorway, Art Deco geometric aesthetic, prong-set (not glued), high-quality vintage weight.
Authenticity Indicators
Fold-over clasp design and prong-setting style are consistent with mid-century mass-market costume jewelry production. No signatures visible (High confidence in vintage status, Medium in specific designer attribution).
Flaws to Note
Metal oxidation/tarnish present throughout links; one stone appears to have a slight internal feather or scratch. Clasp tension should be checked for tightness.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Etsy (best for vintage), eBay (good for collectors), or Depop (best if styled with 'coquette' or 'maximalist' trends).
Selling Tips
Do not use harsh jewelry cleaners; use a soft polishing cloth to bring back the shine to the metal. Use the keywords 'Mid Century', 'Emerald Cut', 'Art Deco Revival', and 'Cocktail Bracelet' in your title. Photograph against a white background and one shot on a wrist to show scale.