Antique Vintage Art New 800 Sterling Silver Etruscan Snake Bracelet Link

Antique vintage art nouveau 800 sterling silver Etruscan snake bracelet link. This product sheet is originally written in English. Please find below a machine translation in French. If you have any questions please contact us. We have similar art nouveau, Etruscan and repulsive items, which would fit well with this piece, on sale this week.

Description of the ad by: jane t. Age approximately: art nouveau c. Markings: "800" on the clasp, tested, and guaranteed.

Weight in grams: 9.3 grams. Type of metal: sterling silver. Measurements/color of the accent stone. Type of closure / clasp: clasp box. Type of link: fancy link. This bracelet was made at the time of art nouveau by imitating the Etruscan styles that reappeared at the time. The bracelet features a series of repelled circles in sterling silver. 800 connected by fancy links. The links have granulated beads along the common edges in Etruscan styles. The circular motifs are turned outwards when worn. Damage: wear adapted to age. The bracelet has a bit of tarnish that gives it an ancient quality which, in our opinion, is quite beautiful.

The push tab is absent from the clasp, but it is always secure when worn and does not affect wear. The price was reduced to reflect this. This list is for the article only. Not all photo displays and/or accessories are provided with your purchase. It was very true because of the beautiful designs that came out of this period.

This time was centered on women, and the beauty of nature and the pieces were often voluminous. The enamel was a standard material used in art nouveau jewellery, as the period was more focused on the importance of design than on the materials used to create it. The art nouveau period took place before the beginning of the First World War, when mass manufacturing took over the production of many products, including some jewellery. The neo-strusc jewels were popularized for the first time in the early 1800s when an Etruscan tomb was discovered just outside Roma.

From the moment it was discovered, the jewellers worked to imitate and understand the working techniques of the metals with which the jewels were made. Etruscan jewellery was not only a luxurious addition to Victorian styles of the time.

But he introduced new ideas and decorations. These Etruscan tombs contained jewels decorated with long and fluid geometric lines and patterns, mythological images and landscapes, and celestial elements. The techniques of repulse, watermark and granulation are all attributed to the Etruscans. The repulse began as an old metalworking technique dating back to the 3rd century BC, involving a malleable metal that was hammered on the back to create an image on the front. Examples are found all over the world; the greek, the gypsy, and even the hopwell periods in the southeastern American. Inverse-side hammering has also been used to add details to the front, creating complex patterns with grooves, indentations and pipes. The piece was then carefully polished to create a hollow and catchy treasure.

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The neo-strusc jewels were popularized for the first time in the early 1800s. This item is in the category "Jewels, Watches\ Jewellery\Others". The seller is "abeautifultimeco" and is located in this country: us. This item can be shipped to the following country: france.

style: tennis
modified object: without
metal purity:.800
metal: fine money
country/region of manufacture: unknown