**Priced to reflect a small flake in the enamel at the tip of one leaf.**

This sterling silver David-Andersen bracelet is composed of ten double-leaf links for a nice drape when worn. Made in several different colors, this is a shade of blue favored by so many. I have always thought that several of these bracelets in different colors worn together would look lovely! The glass enamel is in very good condition except for the aforementioned flake at the tip of one leaf. In the first picture showing the full bracelet, it is the link at the 9 o'clock position, and close-up photos are also shown. This would not be noticeable to a casual observer. The underlying guilloche pattern in the silver is a subtle veining in the leaves. The sterling is gold-washed, and the finish is in excellent condition. This is one of the lines designed by Willy Winnaess in the 1950s.

The bracelet has a box clasp in good working order. In addition to the Winnaess mark of a W in a circle, the back of the clasp is also marked with the D-A scales maker mark in a circle, D-A, 925S, Sterling, and Norway.

Measures approximately 7” in wearable length by 1/2" wide. It's shown beside a ruler and with a dime in the final photos for length and scale. These bracelets all seem to be the same length, and both the bracelets and necklaces seem to be made for a smaller frame. This might be an opportunity to purchase a bracelet and have a jeweler use the links with perfect enamel to lengthen a bracelet or necklace you already have in the same color, keeping in mind that the shades of blue might not be an exact match. I think you might also be able to join the bracelet to a necklace if the box clasps are compatible.

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