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Louis Comfort Tiffany Moonstone and Sapphire Bracelet
A rare jewel by one of America’s greatest artistic visionaries, this exquisite bracelet reflects the extraordinary importance of Louis Comfort Tiffany’s jewelry designs. Set with approximately 30.00 carats of luminous moonstones and 6.00 carats of Tiffany's signature Montana sapphires, this bracelet perfectly captures the artist’s celebrated genius for color, light and unusual gemstone combinations. Set in platinum.
The bracelet’s baguette moonstones glow with the ethereal iridescence for which the gem is prized. Known as adularescence, this captivating optical effect gives the stones their moonlit quality, creating a soft, shimmering radiance across the wrist. Tiffany was especially drawn to gems with atmospheric color and painterly depth, and the moonstones and vivid sapphires here embody his distinctive artistic sensibility.
Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) revolutionized the American decorative arts through his innovative use of color, light and organic forms. As the founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Tiffany & Co.'s Charles Lewis Tiffany, he established himself as one of America's foremost artistic craftsmen. His jewelry designs are exceptionally rare, distinguished by their painterly approach to gemstone arrangement and their synthesis of medieval and Eastern aesthetic influences.
Circa 1914-1933
Signed “Tiffany & Co.”
The bracelet’s baguette moonstones glow with the ethereal iridescence for which the gem is prized. Known as adularescence, this captivating optical effect gives the stones their moonlit quality, creating a soft, shimmering radiance across the wrist. Tiffany was especially drawn to gems with atmospheric color and painterly depth, and the moonstones and vivid sapphires here embody his distinctive artistic sensibility.
Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) revolutionized the American decorative arts through his innovative use of color, light and organic forms. As the founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Tiffany & Co.'s Charles Lewis Tiffany, he established himself as one of America's foremost artistic craftsmen. His jewelry designs are exceptionally rare, distinguished by their painterly approach to gemstone arrangement and their synthesis of medieval and Eastern aesthetic influences.
Circa 1914-1933
Signed “Tiffany & Co.”
$52,500.00
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Louis Comfort Tiffany Moonstone and Sapphire Bracelet
A rare jewel by one of America’s greatest artistic visionaries, this exquisite bracelet reflects the extraordinary importance of Louis Comfort Tiffany’s jewelry designs. Set with approximately 30.00 carats of luminous moonstones and 6.00 carats of Tiffany's signature Montana sapphires, this bracelet perfectly captures the artist’s celebrated genius for color, light and unusual gemstone combinations. Set in platinum.
The bracelet’s baguette moonstones glow with the ethereal iridescence for which the gem is prized. Known as adularescence, this captivating optical effect gives the stones their moonlit quality, creating a soft, shimmering radiance across the wrist. Tiffany was especially drawn to gems with atmospheric color and painterly depth, and the moonstones and vivid sapphires here embody his distinctive artistic sensibility.
Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) revolutionized the American decorative arts through his innovative use of color, light and organic forms. As the founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Tiffany & Co.'s Charles Lewis Tiffany, he established himself as one of America's foremost artistic craftsmen. His jewelry designs are exceptionally rare, distinguished by their painterly approach to gemstone arrangement and their synthesis of medieval and Eastern aesthetic influences.
Circa 1914-1933
Signed “Tiffany & Co.”
The bracelet’s baguette moonstones glow with the ethereal iridescence for which the gem is prized. Known as adularescence, this captivating optical effect gives the stones their moonlit quality, creating a soft, shimmering radiance across the wrist. Tiffany was especially drawn to gems with atmospheric color and painterly depth, and the moonstones and vivid sapphires here embody his distinctive artistic sensibility.
Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) revolutionized the American decorative arts through his innovative use of color, light and organic forms. As the founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Tiffany & Co.'s Charles Lewis Tiffany, he established himself as one of America's foremost artistic craftsmen. His jewelry designs are exceptionally rare, distinguished by their painterly approach to gemstone arrangement and their synthesis of medieval and Eastern aesthetic influences.
Circa 1914-1933
Signed “Tiffany & Co.”
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A rare jewel by one of America’s greatest artistic visionaries, this exquisite bracelet reflects the extraordinary importance of Louis Comfort Tiffany’s jewelry designs. Set with approximately 30.00 carats of luminous moonstones and 6.00 carats of Tiffany's signature Montana sapphires, this bracelet perfectly captures the artist’s celebrated genius for color, light and unusual gemstone combinations. Set in platinum.
The bracelet’s baguette moonstones glow with the ethereal iridescence for which the gem is prized. Known as adularescence, this captivating optical effect gives the stones their moonlit quality, creating a soft, shimmering radiance across the wrist. Tiffany was especially drawn to gems with atmospheric color and painterly depth, and the moonstones and vivid sapphires here embody his distinctive artistic sensibility.
Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) revolutionized the American decorative arts through his innovative use of color, light and organic forms. As the founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Tiffany & Co.'s Charles Lewis Tiffany, he established himself as one of America's foremost artistic craftsmen. His jewelry designs are exceptionally rare, distinguished by their painterly approach to gemstone arrangement and their synthesis of medieval and Eastern aesthetic influences.
Circa 1914-1933
Signed “Tiffany & Co.”
The bracelet’s baguette moonstones glow with the ethereal iridescence for which the gem is prized. Known as adularescence, this captivating optical effect gives the stones their moonlit quality, creating a soft, shimmering radiance across the wrist. Tiffany was especially drawn to gems with atmospheric color and painterly depth, and the moonstones and vivid sapphires here embody his distinctive artistic sensibility.
Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) revolutionized the American decorative arts through his innovative use of color, light and organic forms. As the founder of Tiffany Studios and son of Tiffany & Co.'s Charles Lewis Tiffany, he established himself as one of America's foremost artistic craftsmen. His jewelry designs are exceptionally rare, distinguished by their painterly approach to gemstone arrangement and their synthesis of medieval and Eastern aesthetic influences.
Circa 1914-1933
Signed “Tiffany & Co.”
