It is a smaller stone but it is missing nonetheless. This bracelet is vibrant and sparkling and has a lovely flower pattern. The bracelet is about 3/4″ wide and is 7″ long.
The Sarah Cov. This gold-tone bracelet features a unique horseshoe shape with green glass cabochon stones and small faux pearls. The snap closure adds convenience to the wearer.
Size Small. Clasp works well.
The charms are dangle style and add a unique touch to this fine jewelry piece. Travel/Geographic: Map of [e.g., Oklahoma, Texas, Massachusetts, /Puerto Rico, U.S. States], round souvenir discs. If you need more pictures, ask.
This vintage Coro gold tone bracelet features seven round colorless stones and seven small stones, all set in a chain style design. The snap closure adds a secure touch to the piece, which is signed by the brand and crafted with glass stones. With a length of 7 inches, this bracelet exudes a classic and elegant style perfect for women looking to add a touch of vintage charm to their outfit. Vintage used condition missing two of the smaller stones review video and all photos for condition and description .
The VTG Carl Art Signed 12K Gold Filled on Silver Flower Link Bracelet is a fine jewelry piece made in the United States. The chain/link style bracelet features a unique flower design.Made with 12K gold filled on silver, this bracelet is a timeless and elegant accessory for any jewelry collection.
This flashy stretch bracelet boasts vibrant purple beads with a hint of iridescence and red faceted accents that boldly steal the show. • Gold-tone dangle pins for extra flair. • Bold, unique design, perfect for a Red Hat Society lady!
Robert Zentall Crystal Bracelet Large Blue Stone Gold Tone Fold Over Clasp Safety Latch 1950s Very very good. Minimal use wear. 7″ long. Beautiful blue stones in 2 different tones. Large .75″ x .5″ emerald cut stones. art nouveau style. Robert Zentall and his wife Betty founded Robert Zentall Inc. in 1950s Mount Vernon, New York. United States Patent and Trademark Office records indicate the jewelry mark Zentall was first used in March 1952. Zentall applied for trademark protection in 1966 and was granted the trademark in 1967. Robert Zentall Inc went out of business in 1984.