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STERLÉ
POMPON" BRACELET
Eight-eighth-cut diamonds
18k (750) gold and 950 platinum
Signed, numbered - Circa 1946
L.: approx. 19 cm - Pb. 130.1 gr
A diamond, gold and platinum bracelet, signed Sterlé
Pierre Sterlé, the famous French jeweler, was renowned for his ingenious use of finely worked chains to create jewelry of great elegance. The passementerie bracelet is a post-war design. Dating from the mid-1940s, this model is in line with the current trend towards "textile jewelry". This bracelet reflects Sterlé's virtuosity in transforming a simple motif into a refined piece of jewelry.
Viviane Jutheau, "Sterlé, joaillier, Paris", 1991, Éditions Vecteurs
Pierre Sterlé,a famous French jeweler, was known for his ingenious use of chains to create jewelry of great elegance.
The passementerie bracelet is a post-war design. Dating from the mid 1940's, this model followed the trend of that time which was at "textile jewelry". This bracelet reflects how Sterlé could transform a simple motif into a refined piece of jewelry.
POMPON" BRACELET
Eight-eighth-cut diamonds
18k (750) gold and 950 platinum
Signed, numbered - Circa 1946
L.: approx. 19 cm - Pb. 130.1 gr
A diamond, gold and platinum bracelet, signed Sterlé
Pierre Sterlé, the famous French jeweler, was renowned for his ingenious use of finely worked chains to create jewelry of great elegance. The passementerie bracelet is a post-war design. Dating from the mid-1940s, this model is in line with the current trend towards "textile jewelry". This bracelet reflects Sterlé's virtuosity in transforming a simple motif into a refined piece of jewelry.
Viviane Jutheau, "Sterlé, joaillier, Paris", 1991, Éditions Vecteurs
Pierre Sterlé,a famous French jeweler, was known for his ingenious use of chains to create jewelry of great elegance.
The passementerie bracelet is a post-war design. Dating from the mid 1940's, this model followed the trend of that time which was at "textile jewelry". This bracelet reflects how Sterlé could transform a simple motif into a refined piece of jewelry.
Pierre Sterlé, célèbre joaillier français, était réputé pour son ingénieuse utilisation des chaînes travaillées avec finesse pour créer des bijoux d'une grande élégance.