Art Deco Filigree Bracelet with Sapphire and Diamond Accents

This is a fine examples of an Art Deco period filigree bracelet, likely dating from the 1920s to 1930s. The piece features an elongated, openwork design typical of the era, crafted from a white metal that appears to be either 14k white gold or platinum, often used to showcase the intricate pierce-work known as filigree. At the center is a primary bow-tie or rectangular geometric plaque holding a central round-cut diamond, flanked by triangle-cut blue sapphires which may be synthetic or natural as was common for the period. The bracelet's length is composed of articulated rectangular links, each presenting delicate floral or geometric motifs and repeating milgrain borders. A safety chain is attached to the clasp mechanism for added security, a sign of higher-quality jewelry construction. The craftsmanship shows high-level hand-finishing with crisp detail in the metalwork. While no hallmarking is visible in the photograph, the style and finish suggest a professional jeweler's work. The condition appears excellent with no visible breaks in the delicate filigree wires or missing stones, though a light patina is present on the metal surfaces which is consistent with its age.