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Louis Comfort Tiffany Topaz and Sapphire Bracelet
This extraordinary hinged bangle bracelet exemplifies Louis Comfort Tiffany's mastery of Byzantine-inspired design and his revolutionary approach to American Art Nouveau jewelry. The central medallion showcases a magnificent array of rose cut topaz stones in varying sizes, their brilliant faceted surfaces creating a captivating play of light against the richly textured 18K gold setting.
Vivid blue sapphires totaling 1.65 carats punctuate the topaz, their intense color providing a striking contrast to the warm gold of the band. The intricate scrollwork and granulation techniques demonstrate Tiffany's exceptional craftsmanship and his ability to transform traditional motifs into distinctly modern American luxury. Every one of Tiffany's jewelry creations was a one-of-a-kind work of art, including this treasure.
Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) revolutionized American decorative arts through his innovative use of color, light and organic forms. As the founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Tiffany & Co.'s Charles Lewis Tiffany, he established himself as one of America's foremost artists of the Art Nouveau movement. His jewelry designs are exceptionally rare, distinguished by their painterly approach to gemstone arrangement and their synthesis of medieval and Eastern aesthetic influences.
Circa 1900-1910
Signed "Tiffany & Co."
2 3/4" length x 2 1/2" outside width
Vivid blue sapphires totaling 1.65 carats punctuate the topaz, their intense color providing a striking contrast to the warm gold of the band. The intricate scrollwork and granulation techniques demonstrate Tiffany's exceptional craftsmanship and his ability to transform traditional motifs into distinctly modern American luxury. Every one of Tiffany's jewelry creations was a one-of-a-kind work of art, including this treasure.
Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) revolutionized American decorative arts through his innovative use of color, light and organic forms. As the founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Tiffany & Co.'s Charles Lewis Tiffany, he established himself as one of America's foremost artists of the Art Nouveau movement. His jewelry designs are exceptionally rare, distinguished by their painterly approach to gemstone arrangement and their synthesis of medieval and Eastern aesthetic influences.
Circa 1900-1910
Signed "Tiffany & Co."
2 3/4" length x 2 1/2" outside width
This extraordinary hinged bangle bracelet exemplifies Louis Comfort Tiffany's mastery of Byzantine-inspired design and his revolutionary approach to American Art Nouveau jewelry. The central medallion showcases a magnificent array of rose cut topaz stones in varying sizes, their brilliant faceted surfaces creating a captivating play of light against the richly textured 18K gold setting.
Vivid blue sapphires totaling 1.65 carats punctuate the topaz, their intense color providing a striking contrast to the warm gold of the band. The intricate scrollwork and granulation techniques demonstrate Tiffany's exceptional craftsmanship and his ability to transform traditional motifs into distinctly modern American luxury. Every one of Tiffany's jewelry creations was a one-of-a-kind work of art, including this treasure.
Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) revolutionized American decorative arts through his innovative use of color, light and organic forms. As the founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Tiffany & Co.'s Charles Lewis Tiffany, he established himself as one of America's foremost artists of the Art Nouveau movement. His jewelry designs are exceptionally rare, distinguished by their painterly approach to gemstone arrangement and their synthesis of medieval and Eastern aesthetic influences.
Circa 1900-1910
Signed "Tiffany & Co."
2 3/4" length x 2 1/2" outside width
Vivid blue sapphires totaling 1.65 carats punctuate the topaz, their intense color providing a striking contrast to the warm gold of the band. The intricate scrollwork and granulation techniques demonstrate Tiffany's exceptional craftsmanship and his ability to transform traditional motifs into distinctly modern American luxury. Every one of Tiffany's jewelry creations was a one-of-a-kind work of art, including this treasure.
Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) revolutionized American decorative arts through his innovative use of color, light and organic forms. As the founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Tiffany & Co.'s Charles Lewis Tiffany, he established himself as one of America's foremost artists of the Art Nouveau movement. His jewelry designs are exceptionally rare, distinguished by their painterly approach to gemstone arrangement and their synthesis of medieval and Eastern aesthetic influences.
Circa 1900-1910
Signed "Tiffany & Co."
2 3/4" length x 2 1/2" outside width
$34,475.00
Original: $98,500.00
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$98,500.00
$34,475.00Description
This extraordinary hinged bangle bracelet exemplifies Louis Comfort Tiffany's mastery of Byzantine-inspired design and his revolutionary approach to American Art Nouveau jewelry. The central medallion showcases a magnificent array of rose cut topaz stones in varying sizes, their brilliant faceted surfaces creating a captivating play of light against the richly textured 18K gold setting.
Vivid blue sapphires totaling 1.65 carats punctuate the topaz, their intense color providing a striking contrast to the warm gold of the band. The intricate scrollwork and granulation techniques demonstrate Tiffany's exceptional craftsmanship and his ability to transform traditional motifs into distinctly modern American luxury. Every one of Tiffany's jewelry creations was a one-of-a-kind work of art, including this treasure.
Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) revolutionized American decorative arts through his innovative use of color, light and organic forms. As the founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Tiffany & Co.'s Charles Lewis Tiffany, he established himself as one of America's foremost artists of the Art Nouveau movement. His jewelry designs are exceptionally rare, distinguished by their painterly approach to gemstone arrangement and their synthesis of medieval and Eastern aesthetic influences.
Circa 1900-1910
Signed "Tiffany & Co."
2 3/4" length x 2 1/2" outside width
Vivid blue sapphires totaling 1.65 carats punctuate the topaz, their intense color providing a striking contrast to the warm gold of the band. The intricate scrollwork and granulation techniques demonstrate Tiffany's exceptional craftsmanship and his ability to transform traditional motifs into distinctly modern American luxury. Every one of Tiffany's jewelry creations was a one-of-a-kind work of art, including this treasure.
Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) revolutionized American decorative arts through his innovative use of color, light and organic forms. As the founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Tiffany & Co.'s Charles Lewis Tiffany, he established himself as one of America's foremost artists of the Art Nouveau movement. His jewelry designs are exceptionally rare, distinguished by their painterly approach to gemstone arrangement and their synthesis of medieval and Eastern aesthetic influences.
Circa 1900-1910
Signed "Tiffany & Co."
2 3/4" length x 2 1/2" outside width
