Antique Art Deco Sterling Silver Blue White Channel-Set 3-Row Paste Bracelet

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Antique Art Deco Sterling Silver Blue White Channel-Set 3-Row Paste Bracelet :
$150.00

Description: Gorgeous, antique, Art Deco, sterling silver, blue and white, closed-back, paste rhinestone bracelet. The blue and white paste is such an eye-catching combo. The bracelet has three rows of channel-set, paste stones. The top and bottom rows are filled with blue paste stones and the middle is filled with white or diamond paste stones. The blue stones are a medium, bright blue, sapphire paste. It fastens in the back with a slide clasp and if you look closely at the sides of the links, you\'ll notice the sides are finished off with an engraved design. This piece can be dressed up or down and would make a great gift for a special occasion such as a birthday or anniversary. It can be worn solo, or it can be stacked with other bracelets. I also have a channel-set, sterling and white paste bangle as well as a three-strand, white paste bracelet at the time of this listing. My pictures really don\'t do it justice, so if you have access to Instagram, you can see a video of it here: It\'s hallmarked on the back for sterling silver and also the date \"Patented July 7, 1925.\" That\'s right, the roaring 20s! It\'s also hallmarked with the leaf maker\'s mark for L&M or Leach & Miller, an American designer out of Massachusetts who were active during the early Art Deco period. Something worth noting is that closed-back, paste stones such as these are often backed with foil. If the foil gets wet, it can discolor which will make the stones appear yellow or gray, so be careful not to get it wet!
Materials: Sterling silver that is hallmarked, faceted glass paste.
Measurements: Length: 6/58\". Width: 1/2\".
Weight: 27.8 grams
Date estimate: c. 1925
Origin: American.
Condition: Very good to excellent, antique condition. Stones are nice and bright. Clasp is nice and secure. Silver has a lovely patina, but if the new owner chooses, it can be polished.