Gorgeous Austrian flexible gold tone cuff bracelet, circa 1960s, uses to great advantage clusters of high piled marquise rhinestones in festive fuchsia paired with golden ribbon rosettes multi prong set with violet blue sparkling chatons. Three semi flexible rows of chaton rhinestones alternating in fuchsia and blue violet wind their way toward open back and detachable safety chain.

If this bracelet seems familiar, as it did to us, you may feel it's uncanny resemblance to an iconic regal Austrian brand. While we believe it is most likely from this company, it's logo is not apparent on this piece. Design, materials and construction are top quality, regardless of provenance.

The circular bracelet has an inside circumference of about 6 3/4 inches with a one inch back gap. Bracelet is designed to be flexible so it will accommodate most wrist sizes. Inside across is approximately 2 1/4 inches. Bracelet at it's widest point is 1 inch with a maximum 7/8 inch profile or height. Bracelet tapers toward back to about 1/2 inch. Marquise rhinestones are approximately 10 millimeters x 5 millimeters; large chatons, 9 millimeters and band chatons, 4 millimeters. Weight of the cuff is 47.1 grams.

Condition is excellent vintage. All components intact. All rhinestones intact, retaining colors and sparkle. No off, cloudy or dead stones. All remain secure within pronged settings. No chips, nicks, cracks or breaks to stones. All soldering secure. Bracelet remains flexible with memory intact. No stretch out. No dents or improper bends to metal components. All soldering secure. All wire over rosettes / clusters secure and in place. Gold tone finish intact with some minor contact wear on reverse only. Replaced detachable safety chain strong and secure. Clean. No damage. Excellent vintage.

The bracelet is signed on reverse: "AUSTRIA". No discernible logo. Circa 1960s-1970s.

Fit for a queen, a king, or whatever box checked. Adornments for all. At Cody's.

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