Oscar Heyman Emerald and Diamond Bracelet

$72,500

Dating from the 1960s, this Chivor emerald and diamond bracelet by Oscar Heyman, New York, is set in platinum. The articulated strap is set with elongated baguette-cut emeralds arranged in a chevron pattern, interspersed with marquise, pear, and round brilliant-cut diamonds. A classic 1960s design reflecting the influence of modernist jewelry artists such as Andrew Grima, this Heyman bracelet is, as always, characterized by top workmanship and fine gems.
Category: Bracelets Jewelry New Acquisitions SIGNS OF MAY: Emeralds Summer Color - Mariniére
Product Details

Item #: BA-21530
Artist: Oscar Heyman
Country: United States
Circa: 1960s
Dimensions: 6.75" length, 0.75" width.
Materials: 28 baguette emeralds (approximate total weight 11.10 carats); 129 round, pear, marquise-cut diamonds (approximate total weight 13.90 carats); Platinum
Signed: Oscar Heyman maker's mark, 801G72

Item #: BA-21530
Artist: Oscar Heyman
Country: United States
Circa: 1960s
Dimensions: 6.75" length, 0.75" width.
Materials: 28 baguette emeralds (approximate total weight 11.10 carats); 129 round, pear, marquise-cut diamonds (approximate total weight 13.90 carats); Platinum
Signed: Oscar Heyman maker's mark, 801G72

Curator's Notes
Since the 1920s, Oscar Heyman has been a manufacturing genius behind the gemmy jewelry of many major retailers such as Van Cleef & Arpels New York and Tiffany & Co., realizing designs according to the retailers' instructions, and also offering their own work. According to a company source, the emeralds in this particular bracelet are from a parcel Heyman sourced from the Chivor mines of Colombia. Rough from the Chivor mine tends to be formed as longer crystals, and may have a slight blue tone.
Since the 1920s, Oscar Heyman has been a manufacturing genius behind the gemmy jewelry of many major retailers such as Van Cleef & Arpels New York and Tiffany & Co., realizing designs according to the retailers' instructions, and also offering their own work. According to a company source, the emeralds in this particular bracelet are from a parcel Heyman sourced from the Chivor mines of Colombia. Rough from the Chivor mine tends to be formed as longer crystals, and may have a slight blue tone.
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