Jean Mahie Narrow Cuff 22K Yellow Gold

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Skull and Nail 18k Yellow Gold Cuff. 0.20 wide 2.25" diameter 42 grams

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Mary Kretsinger Hammered Cuff in 20K Yellow Gold. The cuff is 2 inches wide and tapers down to 1.25 inches. Open back. Weighs 86 grams. Signed MK.

Designer: Jean Mahie Materials: 22k Yellow Gold Weight: 80.9 Grams Measurement: 5 1/2" Inner Circumference x 2 1/8" Widest Part Hallmarks: Jean Mahie An impressive Jean Mahie 22k...

Designer: Jean Mahie Materials: 22k Yellow Gold Weight: 117 Grams Measurement: 5 1/2" Inner Circumference x 1 7/8" Widest Part Hallmarks: Jean Mahie, 22K The 22K Gold Jean Mahie W...

An exquisite 22k gold bracelet by Jean Mahie. The bracelet is designed as a bar link bracelet with loop connections. The bars are irregular size that conveys a freedom and spontaneous nature of art. The gold wires wrapped around the bars add to the perfectly imperfect style, a signature for Jean Mahie. This Jean Mahie 22k gold bracelet is a great piece combining a minimalistic style with the luxury aesthetic of 22k gold. About the brand Jean Mahie jewelry brand founded in 1969 by Jacline Nataf Mazard and her father-in-law Jean Marie Mazard. Their partnership is often called symbiotic. Jacline recalled the beginning of their artistic adventure as an unconventional way to get into the jewelry business. Since then, Jean Mahie history has been a history of growth and recognition. And not only by devoted customers but also by such famous makers as Van Cleef & Arpels and Cartier. Neiman Marcus began to sell Mahie pieces four decades ago as an exclusive retailer. Nowadays Jacline is still making her one of a kind fine jewelry. In the modern world Jean Mahie 22k gold jewelry is famous for its bold design and architectural shapes.s. About estate jewelry Buying jewelry online might be challenging. The quality of the making has not got better over the time while the design is getting more and more generic. Add ever rising prices and you could end up with not finding anything suitable. To purchase a high-quality jewelry piece for an obtainable price consider buying estate items. Quality vs Quantity Estate pieces mostly belong to the era when jewels were handmade and not mass produced. There were simply less jewelry makers at that time and they cared about their reputation. Opposed to the current fast fashion approach, life pace was in general slower. That allowed makers to take more time to craft a truly quality piece. Fair price vs Overpriced Designer pieces aka signed pieces can cost multiple times more than their unsigned equivalents. We pay not only for an item itself but also for the brand advertising campaigns and all the buzz the name is creating. Prices for estate jewelry form differently and mostly depend on the cost paid by a seller. A pre-owned Bulgari ring and a brand-new Bulgari piece have a very appealing price difference. Ask your local jewelry store about a retail price of the desired piece and you’d be pleasantly surprised. True value vs Seasonal rush Pre-owned jewelry retains its value. Over the time it gets rare and more expensive. Think purchasing a new car that loses its value right after you left your dealer versus buying a vintage vehicle. At Nadine Krakov Collection...

Cuff bracelet designed by Jean Mahie. An amazing piece, created in Paris France by the artist and goldsmith Jean Mahie, back in the 1970. This sculptural cuff bracelet is a vintage ...