Executed in the plique a jour technique this delicate bracelet features green transparent enamel over an open network of 800 silver with a gold wash. Resembles stained glass windows. Marked 800. It measures 6 1/2" in circunference. Has a safety chain to insure against loss. An unusual, charming and beautiful piece.

This 1950's clamper is inset with a pattern of pale yellow iridescent rhinestones on white outlined by carved slashes. Interior measures 2" x 2".

This classic 1940's clamper is made of a deep mottled green bakelite. It is hinged at the side with a riveted hinge (see enlargement 2) and is accented with two bands of decorated brass. The interior measurements are 2 1/4" by 1 1/4". It fits my wrist which measures 6 1/2" around perfectly. It is in excellent condition.

This sterling charm bracelet is so chock full of charms, I think one more might break the camel's back. The bracelet weighs about 155-160 grams. It holds 45 charms most of which (31) are marked sterling. There is also one coin in a coin ring, 1 marked pewter, one plastic, one capped stone, and 10 which are not marked or unreadable. Most are destination charms, e.g. Old Faithful, Cedar Point, Wall Drug, Jackson Hole, Nevada, Cypress Gardens, Silverton Colorado, etc...