Description: It is difficult to describe the construction of these cuff bracelets because they are unique. Each bracelet has a tiny goldtone metal rod that wraps around the upper and lower frame approximately ninety times for a wire-wrapped effect. Each of the four tapered ends on the bottom has an inscribed flower with horizontal tendrils flowing from it, see lower left picture. All of the flowers have red and green enamel on them which appears unblemished. They have three flowers attached to each of them - two with buds flowing from them and one center flower with a stem. They are identical except the center flower on one of them is placed slightly nearer the top than on the other and has tiny red enamel stamens in its blossom while the other has tiny red enamel for some stamens and tiny glued in clear rhinestones for others. One of the bracelets have less red enamel on its petals than the petals on the flowers of the other. These do not appear to be the result of wear or repair, but rather a difference in the artist's execution! Careful inspection reveals no signing, but we believe these bracelets were made by Coro probably about 1940. Price for the pair.
Size: 5 1/2" around, not counting the opening at the bottom, they'll fit an average size wrist. 1" at widest down to 1/2" at tapered ends.
Condition: Excellent