A very unusual signed Krementz bangle bracelet from the Edwardian (ca1910) period! This gorgeous bangle is made of 14kt/Platinum and has 5 diamond and sapphire stones that are bezel set into the bangle. The center mine cut cushion diamond is approximately 1.20ctw, I color and VS1 clarity. On the side of the center stone are two natural cushion cut sapphires that have a beautiful royal blue color and are 2.50ctw. The last two stones in the bangle are two diamond mine cut round diamond stones that weigh approximately .60ctw. The diamond stones are H/I color VS-SI clarity and complete the five stone look of the bangle bracelet. This bangle bracelet features a center piece of platinum that has beautiful engine turned engraving with airlines on the side that separate the platinum and 14k gold from each other. This rare and beautiful combination of platinum and 14K gold is signed with the Krementz makers mark and 14K stamp that are stamped inside of the bracelet. The bracelet is hinged with a push catch on the side of the bangle that easily makes the bangle open and close. A very stylish and versatile everyday piece, it would look fabulous stacked with a group of similar bracelets or worn on its own!
Measurements: The inside of the width of the bracelet measures 2 1/2” wide and is 2" tall. The surface is approximately 3/8" wide.
Condition: The overall condition of the bangle bracelet is excellent. The platinum and 14K gold bangle setting is in very good condition, and all of the diamond and sapphire stones are intact. The push clasp is in excellent working condition.
