April 16, 2024
Wide Hobe Red/Clear/Blue Art Deco RS Cuff Bracelet/ER's
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From my personal vintage jewelry collection:This is a fabulous, very decadent-looking bracelet and earring set in an Art Deco elaborate design. An earlier set, the bracelet is signed in an oval cartouche on the back of the clasp (and each earring on the clipback) by the wonderful vintage designer "Hobe". Pieces by this talented designer, who is one of my very favorites, are hard to come by and in great demand. This is one of the earlier sets, elaborate in style, and absolutely beautiful! I love this set, and hope it finds a wonderful new home. It is rare, and fairly difficult to run across. Large Hobe' mesh bracelets, are hard to find! This one is quite different, and quite beautiful, with its braided golden mesh band. It contains many sizes of faux pearls, and glistening red, clear (white) and blue rhinestones in shapes such as baguettes, marquis, rounds, and teardrops. The elaborate centerpiece is connected to either end by wide and still very shiny gold mesh, braided, serving as its band. The beautiful rhinestones are sprinkled over the centerpiece and spill over each side all the way to each gold-toned end/clasp. The glamorous climber earrings have the same sprinkling of stones & pearls.The set is absolutely magnificent! All rhinestones are faceted and prong-set -- signature touches of this and many other fine designers from
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