Art Deco Filigree Link Bracelet with Blue Sapphires and Diamond Accent
Unbranded (Commonly produced by makers like J.J. White or Ostby & Barton in this style) · Jewelry & Watches > Vintage Fine Jewelry
Era / Decade
Art Deco era, circa 1920s-1930s based on the intricate geometric filigree and die-struck link construction
Material
Likely 10K or 14K White Gold (or high-quality silver/rhodium plate) with natural or lab-created sapphires and a small single-cut diamond
Condition
Very Good vintage condition. Light patina consistent with age; filigree appears intact without major breaks, though clasp tension should be checked.
Demand Level
Strong; Art Deco jewelry is a perennial favorite for bridal wear and vintage enthusiasts.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$150 (low-scrap/fast sale) - $350 (mid-average) - $550 (high-period collector)
Estimated Retail Value
$600 - $1,200 (Comparable modern reproduction or antique boutique price)
Comparable Sales
Similar white gold filigree bracelets from the 1920s typically sell for $275-$450 on eBay; sterling silver versions sell for $85-$150.
Description
Exquisite Art Deco period filigree link bracelet featuring delicate openwork geometric patterns. The centerpiece is accented with sapphire-colored stones (likely seed or caliber-cut) and a central diamond chip. Includes a hidden box clasp with a safety catch.
Key Features
Authentic Art Deco styling, highly desirable filigree metalwork, original period clasp, timeless 'Old Hollywood' aesthetic, lightweight but durable construction.
Authenticity Indicators
Die-struck patterns (crisp detail), period-correct box clasp, absence of modern '925' or 'China' stamps. Confidence level: Medium-High (requires acid testing for metal purity).
Flaws to Note
Possible surface scratches on stones under magnification; potential tarnishing in deep crevices of the filigree; check for thinning at the link hinges.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Etsy (best for vintage seekers), eBay (wide reach), or Ruby Lane (high-end antique specialists).
Selling Tips
Use a macro lens to capture the fine filigree detail. Mention 'Art Deco' and 'Filigree' in the title. If marked, take a clear photo of the hallmark on the clasp.