Spectacular Swiss Modern Diamond Bracelet by Paul Binder

Circa 1980s, 18k, by Paul Binder, Zurich, Switzerland. This spectacular Swiss modern bracelet is all about bold design and brilliant diamonds. 10.0 carats of spectacular white diamo...

Circa 1960s, 18k, by Burch, Switzerland. This striking diamond bracelet is a perfect snapshot of sixties fashion; Slim Aarons poolside cool, every groovy party at a Marcel Breuer Modernist home, or the cover shot of Vogue. Designed by Kurt Aepli for Burch, a Zurich firm renowned for Swiss Modern...

Circa 1970s, 18k, by Paul Binder, Zurich, Switzerland. This exceptional Modernist bracelet by Paul Binder of Zurich is elegantly replete with turquoise and wood inlay underscored b...

Circa 1980s, 18k, by Paul Binder, Zurich, Switzerland. This spectacular Swiss Modern necklace threads a fine line between Organic and Brutalist design. The look is all about the 9.0...

By Swiss designer Gübelin, this 18 K yellow Gold bracelet with a classic and timeless design is set with 182 brilliant cut Diamonds weighing approximately 2 ct, G color, vs clarity....

Beautiful statement piece made in Zurich Switzerland, back in the 1970's. This is a one-of-a-kind bracelet carefully crafted by Paul Binder itself in solid 18 karats of polished yellow gold and is suited with a hinged tension mechanism with an invisible push lock. Is embellished, with a pair of polished curved elements, carved from exotics natural Macassar ebony wood. The carvings are placed in such way that the natural veins of the wood are in free forms, curvilineal position creating a great contrast of shiny tonalities. Mount, with an impeccable pave setting of 74 very fine white colorless diamonds. all of them are round brilliants cuts and gradated (.02-.06 cts), with a combined weight of 2.24 carats, E/F color, VS-1 clarity. In addition there have 26 round brilliant cuts of natural colored diamonds, 1.56 carats, fancy colors (yellow, orange, champagne, brown, pink and green), VS-2 clarity. have a total weight of 55.7 grams and fit a wrist up to 6.5 inches (16 cm). The measure at the widest part is 28 mm (1.10 inches). Paul binder, was a very famous and talented swiss goldsmith. He opened his first workshop in the 1974 in the city of Winterthur in Switzerland and the second one in the city of Zurich located on the number 4 of Storchengrasse, (Storchen street). He studied jewelry...

Wear one or several for a nice crisp look! Composed of 18 karat white gold, this bracelet features clusters of diamonds, with an approximate total weight of 0.35 carats.

Spectacular Early Trifari Art Deco Bracelet from the 1930's in the high Art Deco taste. Beautiful quality designed likely by Alfred Phillipe for Trifa...