The openwork swirls of architectural inspiration, set with numerous baguette diamonds weighing 31.68 carats, internal circumference 7 inches, signed MFC for Marilyn F. Cooperman; circa 2000.

In very good condition. The diamonds are approximately G-I color, VS-SI clarity. The patination has worn off the silver on some of the high relief points on the bracelet. Bears a nice heft. Fits small to medium wrists best. Stamped 31.68/925. Width approximately 1 3/4 inches.
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The bracelet offered here, ‘Chrysler Redux,’ is inspired by the architecture of New York’s famous Chrysler Building and is the only example Cooperman created featuring diamonds. The juxtaposition of the geometric baguette diamonds with the swirling form of the cuff call to mind Art Deco motifs, as well as the Manhattan skyline.