Bracelet

c. 1950
Oscar Heyman

Object Details

TITLE:
Bracelet
DATE:
c. 1950
MEDIUM:
Sapphires, rubies, and diamonds set in platinum and 18-karat gold
DIMENSIONS:
7 1/2 x 1/2 x 1/4 in.
CREDIT LINE:
Courtesy of James Robinson, Inc. 

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Description

Oscar Heyman was a renowned jewelry designer and craftsman, celebrated for his exceptional skill, meticulous attention to detail, and designs that blend classic forms and modernist sensibilities using the highest-quality gemstones. Here he alternates square- and rectangular-cut diamonds, sapphires, and rubies to create a lively pattern that would dance on the wrist of its wearer. Heyman played a significant role in shaping the reputation of Philadelphia’s J. E. Caldwell & Co., where his designs were sought after by discerning clients. Heyman's work for J. E. Caldwell often reflected a blend of classic elegance and inventive modernity, making his jewelry timeless pieces that remain highly collectible today. His contributions to jewelry design have left a lasting legacy in the industry, renowned for elevating craftsmanship and artistry in American jewelry-making. 

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