From the age of the jazz comes the liveliest lapis and diamond bracelet we’ve seen. Four lapis cabochons in the deepest of blue punctuate the bracelet in steady rhythm. Dancing in between each are old European and single cut diamonds set in geometric openwork platinum links. The diamonds total to approximately 2.10 carats.

It was made c. 1925 by Mappin & Webb LTD of London, which was founded in 1775 and whose famous clientele included the likes of Charles Dickens, Grace Kelly and the Maharaja of India. In excellent antique condition with the original box. Bracelet measures 7.0” long and 0.5” wide.