The earliest examples of bracelets and cuffs can be seen in Mesopatamia in 2500 B.C. Ancient Egypt too held bracelets in high regard with extremely ornate cuffs that often had charms attached to them. These ornaments can be seen evolving through history, cultures and geographies including Greece, China and bangles in India. Today, bracelets are one of the most staple yet diverse pieces of jewellery that can mould themselves to complement any wardrobe. While they often transform with the trends of the time, many pieces also take inspiration from the global craftsmanship and styles of the past.

Presented below are some unique and spectacular bracelets that will be part of AstaGuru’s upcoming auction.

Lot no. 11: A Coral And Diamond Bracelet

Mounted in gold in an Art Deco inspired design. The broad bracelet is set with pave´-set diamonds, centred by precision-cut triangle-shaped corals and bordered by two rows of black onyx on either side.

Lot no. 17 : A Fancy Yellow Diamond Bracelet

Set in gold with a border of marquise diamonds and centrally set fancy coloured diamonds of various shapes such as pears, oval, triangle, square and round brilliant cut. This bracelet has been exquisitely crafted.

Lot no. 26 : A Fancy Yellow And White Bracelet

A Mughal-inspired openwork design, featuring finely set white diamonds, centred by a single line of natural fancy yellow diamonds.

Lot no. 48 : An Exceptional Diamond And Blue Sapphire Bracelet

Set with calibre cut blue sapphires and diamonds. Designed as five central plaques interspaced with fine jaali work panels.

Lot no. 54 : An Important Diamond Bracelet

With a central florette and the integrated two-row band set with round diamonds, diamond marquise and diamond baguettes, all mounted in platinum.

In its upcoming ‘Jewellery, Silver, and Timepieces,' Auction, AstaGuru will present an exquisite collection of coveted jewellery, vintage silver, and extraordinary timepieces. The meticulously curated catalogue brings together a broad range of sophisticated artisanal pieces that are a hallmark of the exceptional design and craftsmanship heritage from different parts of the world. With several pieces executed in Art Deco designs, the selection also shines a limelight on the legacy of the influential movement. The auction is scheduled on May 28-29, 2023.

About AstaGuru
AstaGuru was conceptualised in the year 2008 with the sole purpose of creating a safe and secure platform to conduct online auctions for Indian, Contemporary & Modern Art. The word AstaGuru is a thoughtful conjugation of ‘Asta’, of Italian origin, which translates to auction and ‘Guru’, Sanskrit connotation for ‘master’ that indicates our distinguished finesse at being the leaders of auctioneering art and artefacts in India as well as globally. With the world melting into one harmonious digital cosmos, AstaGuru has strived to successfully bridge the gap between prospective buyers and consignors by transcending the limitations of live auctions. AstaGuru imparts effortless transparency to the process of acquiring and selling art and rare collectables. Our diverse portfolio includes categories such as Jewellery & Fine Silver, Timepieces, Textiles, Celebrity Memorabilia, Rare Books, Numismatic, Philately and Vintage Cars. AstaGuru’s mobile app enables our esteemed bidders to follow and participate in our auctions seamlessly, and in real-time.

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