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Bronze Hannu Ikonen Bracelet
$395.00
Finnish artisan Hannu Ikonen has a very distinct style & those familiar with his work can always spot his. He worked much of the time with the shapes found on this bracelet & only in bronze. There is something magical about his shapes - almost like you would find them in a secret tide pool.
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Bronze Pentti Sarpaneva Bracelet
$495.00
I have a longstanding promise to myself that I do not keep any pieces, but this one is hard to part with because it is so stunning. Sarpaneva was known for organic shapes so this more geometric pattern is a departure for him & quite rare. When I actually found a matching ring at another estate sale, I knew it was fate.
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Warrior Goddess Cuff
$395.00
I happened upon this treasure at a great vintage shop in New Mexico. I loved the shamanistic, warrior goddess feel. Fits snugly on the wrist.
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Charming Silver, Copper & Brass Fish Cuff
$450.00
How could I not be completely charmed by this face? When looking for jewelry from the 1960s and 1970s I often find pieces with fish, a symbol of peace and generosity embraced by this era. Each fish seems to have its own personality and this one is no exception. Fits loosely on the wrist.
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Chunky Brass Bracelet with Raw Amethyst
$425.00
Because this enchanting piece has a similar feel to my favorite Brazilian artist, Ernandes, I believe this piece is originally from South America (Brazil or Argentina). Many artisans of this region incorporated brass and raw amethyst. This piece feels oh so sexy on the wrist.
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Brass Modernist Bracelet with Green Stone
$650.00
I cannot help but think this modernist bracelet was inspired by the architecture of the time, almost atomic in style.
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Pentti Sarpaneva Silver/Pewter Bracelet
$425.00
When Pentti Sarpaneva began his career creating odd looking jewelry based on organic forms he was rejected as an artist. However, when tastes finally caught up to him in the 1970s he was in full stride & is now considered one of the most prolific members of the biomorphic movement. This elegant bracelet is made up of delicate sunbursts, a motif he used for a series he created for Oy Turun Hope. I have collected a ring and necklace of the same family, but this bracelet is the first one I have seen of its kind. Magnificent!
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Intricate Ernandes Brass & Raw Amethyst Cuff
$395.00
Oh, Ernandes. Where do I begin? I discovered this artist about 4 months ago & became obsessed. Not much is known about him, but his signature style includes intricate brass work with raw amethyst. I have collected about 20 pieces and sold most of them, but still have a few gems. This cuff is stunning - especially with a golden tan and white t-shirt.
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Robert Larin Silver/Pewter Tree Bark Bracelet
$495.00
As most of you know, I am an avid Robert Larin collector. He only created during a four-year period & most of his pieces are one of a kind. In the last year, I have noticed he is becoming more collectible and harder to come by. This piece is not in his typical brustalist style, more biomorphic in shapes so quite rare. Looks marvelous with a simple black dress.
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Robert Larin Silver/Pewter Geo Cuff
$595.00
As most of you know, I am an avid Robert Larin collector. He only created during a four-year period & most of his pieces are one of a kind. In the last year, I have noticed he is becoming more collectible and harder to come by. This piece is not in his typical brustalist style, more biomorphic in shapes so quite rare. Looks marvelous with a simple black dress.
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Sweet Brass & Copper Fish Cuff
$395.00
When I stumbled upon this fish at an estate sale I couldn't help but think that it looked incredibly sweet. A memorable symbol of life that you can wear every day.
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Surrealist Copper Cuff with Silver Accents & Amethyst Sliver
$525.00
A cuff that would make Dali proud - made for the soul of an artist. This piece is extremely detailed with many design twists and turns, as well as a delicate sliver of raw amethyst.
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Wide Brass Cuff
$350.00
Not for the weak of heart. This cuff is definitely a statement piece for a supremely confident woman. A lucky discovery in a vintage store in New Mexico.
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Burnt Copper & Brass Cuff
$325.00
Wonderful example of the "burnt" or "blackened" metal pieces I have been recently collecting. This technique darkens the metal and creates a rich patina that is hard to define. Perfect for you edgy girls.
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Mysterious Spider Bracelet
$595.00
Mysterious spider bracelet will delicately clutch your arm. When I discovered this piece I literally gasped with disbelief - it is truly one of the most interesting treasures I have ever collected.
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Robert Larin gold toned bracelet with pin closure
$450.00
Curious gold toned bracelet created by renowned brutalist Robert Larin.
Born in Montreal, Larin was in his mid 20's in the late 1960's and maintained
a factory on rue Papineau. Here he employed approximately 25 workers most
of whom were deaf, which worked perfectly in a noisy shop where
communication even between those who could hear, had to be in sign language.
Most of Larin's production jewelry was made of pewter, which was cast by
the lost wax process and then filed by hand to remove the rough surfaces left
by the casting. The piece was then oxidized or plated with silver or gold and
then, finally polished. He only produced work during 1968 through 1972.
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Alfred Kamman silver rectangle bracelet & necklace (set only)
$2,000.00
This rare Alfred Kamman vintage bracelet with large rectangular is one of the
most memorable pieces I have ever discovered. Karram’s style is typically quite
geometric and his work can be found in New York’s Museum of Arts and Design.
Sold as set with coordinating necklace.
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