Diamond and Sapphire Crystal Oval Link Bracelet
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Product Overview
Illuminate any look with this shine-intensive, Grace Kelly-inspired design from the Princess of Monaco Collection! Lustrous 18K gold plating adds an extra layer of sumptuous glamour to the classic design for truly elegant, head-turning style.
Although part of the royal collection, this bracelet is not very old by the standards of the Grimaldi family. This design is Art Deco, which means it was made between the late 1920s through the mid-1930s. The Art Deco craze took Europe by storm, especially among the very wealthy. Even though the period saw the Great Depression, the wealthy always had money. As a matter of fact, the very wealthy had even more during the Depression as their money could buy more, making their holdings more valuable.
Jewellery designs of that period were more beautiful, as the craftsmen could spend more time designing and crafting the pieces. The delicate nature of this bracelet screams royalty, and it certainly was. It was a gift from Rainier’s father, Count Pierre of Polignac, to Rainier’s mother, Princess Charlotte. As it was obtained with state funds (Prince Pierre had little money of his own), the bracelet and matching necklace became state property, and belonged to the Principality of Monaco. Princess Charlotte held no claim to it, and it therefore passed to the reigning Princess Grace.
• 18K gold plated
• (94) 2 mm round diamond crystals
• (27) 2.5 mm round sapphire crystals
• Foldover clasp
• Bracelet measures approximately 7 1/4" in length with a 1" fold over extender
• Bracelet measures just over 5/8" in width
• Romance card and manufacturer's certificate included
• Steel case with velour cover
• Nickel free
• Made in China
More Info:
Manufactured by Clarion Pell, LLC, GraceKellyCollection.com. Use of name and likeness of Princess Grace of Monaco with permission of the Princess Grace Foundation USA, which supports emerging artists in theater, dance, and film. www.pgfusa.org. Under license from Kismet Kors LLC.
Although part of the royal collection, this bracelet is not very old by the standards of the Grimaldi family. This design is Art Deco, which means it was made between the late 1920s through the mid-1930s. The Art Deco craze took Europe by storm, especially among the very wealthy. Even though the period saw the Great Depression, the wealthy always had money. As a matter of fact, the very wealthy had even more during the Depression as their money could buy more, making their holdings more valuable. Jewellery designs of that period were more beautiful, as the craftsmen could spend more time designing and crafting the pieces. The delicate nature of this bracelet screams royalty, and it certainly was. It was a gift from Rainier’s father, Count Pierre of Polignac, to Rainier’s mother, Princess Charlotte. As it was obtained with state funds (Prince Pierre had little money of his own), the bracelet and matching necklace became state property, and belonged to the Principality of Monaco. Princess Charlotte held no claim to it, and it therefore passed to the reigning Princess Grace.
• 18K gold plated
• (94) 2 mm round diamond crystals
• (27) 2.5 mm round sapphire crystals
• Foldover clasp
• Bracelet measures approximately 7 1/4" in length with a 1" fold over extender
• Bracelet measures just over 5/8" in width
• Romance card and manufacturer's certificate included
• Steel case with velour cover
• Nickel free
• Made in China
More Info:
Manufactured by Clarion Pell, LLC, GraceKellyCollection.com. Use of name and likeness of Princess Grace of Monaco with permission of the Princess Grace Foundation USA, which supports emerging artists in theater, dance, and film. www.pgfusa.org. Under license from Kismet Kors LLC.
