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Seaman Schepps Peridot, Citrine and Diamond Bracelet

Seaman Schepps Peridot, Citrine and Diamond Bracelet

This bold and luxurious retro bracelet from celebrated jeweler Seaman Schepps features approximately 90.00 carats of vibrant peridots, approximately 13.00 carats of sunny citrines and approximately 2.00 carats of diamonds. Set in platinum and 18K gold.

Dubbed “America’s court jeweler” in the 1950s by the Washington Post, Seaman Schepps counted among its clients the Roosevelts, the Rockefellers, the DuPonts and the British Royal Family. This piece exemplifies the jeweler’s penchant for oversized and dramatic designs.

Circa 1950

6 3/4” length
$52,500.00

Original: $150,000.00

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Seaman Schepps Peridot, Citrine and Diamond Bracelet

$150,000.00

$52,500.00

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Seaman Schepps Peridot, Citrine and Diamond Bracelet

This bold and luxurious retro bracelet from celebrated jeweler Seaman Schepps features approximately 90.00 carats of vibrant peridots, approximately 13.00 carats of sunny citrines and approximately 2.00 carats of diamonds. Set in platinum and 18K gold.

Dubbed “America’s court jeweler” in the 1950s by the Washington Post, Seaman Schepps counted among its clients the Roosevelts, the Rockefellers, the DuPonts and the British Royal Family. This piece exemplifies the jeweler’s penchant for oversized and dramatic designs.

Circa 1950

6 3/4” length

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This bold and luxurious retro bracelet from celebrated jeweler Seaman Schepps features approximately 90.00 carats of vibrant peridots, approximately 13.00 carats of sunny citrines and approximately 2.00 carats of diamonds. Set in platinum and 18K gold.

Dubbed “America’s court jeweler” in the 1950s by the Washington Post, Seaman Schepps counted among its clients the Roosevelts, the Rockefellers, the DuPonts and the British Royal Family. This piece exemplifies the jeweler’s penchant for oversized and dramatic designs.

Circa 1950

6 3/4” length