Bracelet Over $5,000

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24 years ago

May 25, 2000

INSTORE Staff Instore June 2020 Issue

Debra Navarro hinged bracelet with 14 natural tenda-cut East African gemstones and 108 sand pavé diamond accents, hand-set in 18K recycled yellow gold with hidden box closure

Debra Navarro

Hinged bracelet with 14 natural tenda-cut East African gemstones (pink spinel, scapolite, grossular garnet and aquamarine) and 108 sand pavé diamond accents, hand-set in 18K recycled yellow gold with hidden box closure, $22,550

alysa teichman:

This bracelet is a real showstopper! The combination of organic gemstones from East Africa and pavé diamond accents makes for a piece that is both different and memorable.

jonathan landsberg:

This is a really creative design using graduated colorful gemstones with an accent of diamonds around it. It seems very well constructed and solid. The labor in cutting the stones seems like it would be tedious. Great mix of color with the graduation of the stones makes it really stand out.

benjamin guttery:

Debra Navarro has really come into her own with this piece, a natural interpretation of a prismatic rainbow. Traceable sourced natural gems, recycled gold, and minimalistic faceting: a trifecta of modern design.

Shy Creation 14K tri-color gold chain bracelet with diamonds

Shy Creation

14K tri-color gold chain bracelet with diamonds (4.36 TCW), $8,100

Jye’s International two-tone daisy chain bracelet using 18K white gold and yellow brushed gold daisy links with diamond accents and milgrain border

Jye’s International, Inc.

Two-tone daisy chain bracelet using 18K white gold and yellow brushed gold daisy links with diamond accents (1.15 TCW) and milgrain border, $7,600

Yael Designs cuff bracelet featuring Ethiopian white opals, Santa Maria aquamarines, and diamonds set in 18K rose gold

RETAILER’S CHOICE AWARD

Yael Designs

Cuff bracelet featuring Ethiopian white opals (98.74 TCW), Santa Maria aquamarines (10.62 TCW), and diamonds (1.57 TCW) set in 18K rose gold, $74,034

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