David Webb Enamel Bracelet and Vintage 1980s Jewelry to Sell With Farber Auctioneers & Appraisers

The history of enamel jewelry dates back to the 13th century BCE. Ever since, the technique has transcended design trends across cultures. A combination of art and metallurgy, the enamel technique involves melding tinted powdered glass to a metal base at high temperatures. A David Webb green enamel, diamond, gold, and platinum bracelet is a key highlight of the upcoming auction from Farber Auctioneers & Appraisers. The 18-karat gold piece is seven inches long and 15mm wide. The jeweler is known for whimsical-themed styles that reinvent traditional designs. Another noteworthy David Webb bracelet is a gold platinum piece studded with ruby, emerald, and diamonds. 

The December Jewelry and Timepieces sale also features a Tiffany & Co. 1980s gold hematite diamond necklace and bracelet set. For centuries, hematite stones have been used as a form of alternative healing. These magnetic stones are considered by some to be powerful and instrumental in ensuring good health and wellness. Another notable 1980s piece is a 7.5-inch long and 15mm wide link bracelet studded with sapphires, rubies, and diamonds weighing approximately 0.84 carats. To view the complete catalog and register to bid online, visit Bidsquare and browse other online auctions.