Antique cut diamonds dazzle in this stunning gold bangle from the 1930s! The fifteen transitional cut diamonds span across the entire top of this gorgeous bangle, all elegantly and evenly spaced so that each is distinct with its own radiant sparkle. Standing out in the center is the largest diamond, weighing about .85 carat and finely matched with the near colorless, evenly-sized diamonds that flank either side. Each stone is beautifully set in six straight prongs that rise from the bangle's open channel, allowing light to flow freely around the elevated diamonds as it dances with each and every facet in a brilliant show of fiery glitter. The base of the prongs gently curve and create a buttercup effect as they float like lotus flowers in a single stream, embraced by the open channel's walls on either side. This bangle is timeless for its simplicity, yet exudes antique charm through the distinctive sparkle of its diamonds and stunning craftsmanship. Enchanting on its own and easy to pair with other bracelets and jewels, this bangle is bound to be treasured in any collection!

• Made around 1930
• Set in 14k yellow gold 
• 1.35 carats in total weight of transitional cut diamonds graded G-H near colorless and SI1 clarity
  • .85 carat center, .50 carat in total weight of side diamonds 
• 18.1 grams
• $10k retail value!
• Bangle measures about 6 1/2 inches around (inner circumference) and 1/4 inch wide

Inventory# P18740