This exquisite vintage bracelet captures the refinement of mid-century fine jewelry design, crafted in solid 14K yellow gold and set with sixteen luminous cultured pearls. Each pearl is artfully caged within navette-shaped gold links — a design that blends geometry and softness with perfect symmetry.
The craftsmanship reveals itself in every detail: the seamless curvature of each gold frame, the secure hand-linked construction, and the gentle glow of the pearls nestled within. The bracelet closes with a classic spring-ring clasp, maintaining its elegant, continuous flow.
The overall composition is balanced and timeless — the kind of understated luxury that feels effortless on the wrist yet quietly commands attention. Its quality, proportion, and design make it a wearable heirloom, one that speaks to the grace of its era and the integrity of its maker.
• Metal: Solid 14K yellow gold (tested)
• Total Weight: 9.63 grams
• Stones: 16 genuine cultured pearls, approx. 3.75 mm each
• Length: 7 inches
• Thickness: 4.64 mm
• Clasp: Spring-ring clasp
• Era: Mid-Century (circa 1950s–1960s)
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Pearls are lustrous and securely set; gold retains a radiant finish with minimal natural wear.
Collector’s Note:
The caged-pearl design is a hallmark of mid-century fine jewelry, where craftsmanship and structure met feminine elegance. Each link was meticulously formed by hand to protect the pearls without adhesive — a labor-intensive method rarely seen today. These pieces were often made in small workshops, meant to endure generations.
Perfect for layering or wearing solo, this bracelet moves with subtle fluidity and shines with the quiet sophistication of true gold and cultured pearls.
