Art Deco bracelet, 20's

Art Deco bracelet, 20's.
In platinum. Oval central part of three bodies articulated with diamonds, old brilliant cut, in the center, with octagonal mount, from which emerald blades depart, princess cut. The rest of the bracelet is filled with brilliant-cut diamonds, total weight ca. 3.20 ct. Tongue clasp with safety clasp.
Weight: 24g.
Measurements: 18,5 x 1,6 cm.

Art Deco jewels are synonymous of elegance, exclusivity, of always getting it right in the choice. In this lot we present the one that used to be given as a bridal bracelet, a delicate and appropriate jewel to wear on the wedding day.
It seems that Art Deco jewelry has never ceased to be fashionable and, to this day, continues to fascinate both collectors and jewelers, as well as lovers of luxury in general.
After the First World War, society needed a change of scenery and women changed their hairstyle, dress and lifestyle, and all this caused a rethinking of jewelry as they sought new and fresh-looking jewelry. We must not forget the very interesting contribution to this new modern and liberating mind that the Parisian couturiers and jewelers of the twenties and thirties made to this new modern and liberating mind. This was the time of great creators such as Paul Poiret, Coco Chanel or Louis Cartier, who invented "detachable attachments and adornments so light in design and structure that they could adapt to the skin like a fabric, as Luis Montañés tells in his book, Joyas-Diccionario Antiquaria.