Estate White Gold Diamond Flower Bracelet

$800.00

$800.00 $1,500.00

Estate White Gold Diamond Flower Bracelet

Name: Estate White Gold Diamond Flower Bracelet
Brand: Estate Purchase
SKU: 925-00685
Price: 800.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Delicate sparkle meets a charming floral motif in this estate bracelet. Crafted in 14 karat white gold, the 7 inch design alternates diamond bezel stations with graceful diamond flower clusters for an airy, feminine look. Its refined proportions make it an elegant choice for everyday wear or layered styling. This piece is final sale in its current condition.

Stone Type DIAMOND

Stone Shape Round

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Whether you're looking for a gorgeous engagement ring that shines from across the room or a piece of jewelry to celebrate a milestone anniversary, we're here to help you find the perfect gift.

If you’re looking to take advantage of direct diamond importing or browsing the latest in high-end fashion jewelry or timepieces, our team is here to provide expert guidance and help you find the perfect piece. We offer a wide variety of jewelry that can fit any budget range. Our experienced associates can help you find something beautiful that sends the right message.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A: Estate jewelry is simply previously owned jewelry, regardless of age. It can be antique, vintage, or fairly recent. The term describes ownership history, not necessarily era or style.

A: Antique jewelry is generally over 100 years old. Vintage refers to pieces roughly 20 to 100 years old, often reflecting a specific era's style (Art Deco, Retro, Mid-Century). Estate simply means it was previously owned. An estate piece can be antique, vintage, or modern.

A: Not exactly. All estate jewelry is secondhand, but the term "estate" often implies a certain quality, craftsmanship, or historical interest, rather than just any used piece.

A: Look for hallmarks (metal purity stamps), maker's marks, and signatures from known jewelers. For high-value pieces, independent appraisal is worthwhile.

A: It varies by piece and era. Older gemstones are more likely untreated, since many modern treatment methods didn't exist yet, but this isn't guaranteed. A gemological report will specify treatments such as heating, oiling, or irradiation. We have a certified gemologist on call if you would like to purchase a gemological report.

A: Pieces with rare gemstones, fine craftsmanship, prestigious makers (Cartier, Tiffany, Van Cleef & Arpels), or historical significance can appreciate over time. Most estate jewelry, however, is valued closer to melt and stone value rather than as an investment.

A: Often yes, though it depends on the setting and metal. Intricate antique settings, filigree work, or fragile gemstones may limit how much resizing or repair is possible without risking damage or losing historical value.

A: Reputable estate jewelers, established auction houses (Sotheby's, Christie's), and certified appraisers are safer than unverified online marketplaces.

If you have other questions about diamonds, engagement rings, jewelry, and what we do here at Vanscoy, Maurer & Bash, send us an email or text and we'll add that question to this list!