Art Deco Style Sapphire and Diamond Line Bracelet

This is a sophisticated Art Deco style line bracelet, likely crafted in white gold or platinum given the bright white luster and milgrain detailing. The piece features a central decorative station with an elongated marquise or navette-shaped cluster. At the dead center is a larger, vibrant blue sapphire flanked by smaller calibre-cut or baguette blue sapphires, accented by delicate pavé-set diamonds. This central motif is connected to two smaller teardrop-shaped stations that mirror the sapphire and diamond pattern. The rest of the bracelet is composed of a flexible line of square-set white stones, presumably diamonds, each framed with milgrain edging to enhance the vintage aesthetic. The craftsmanship displays fine filigree-like work and precision stone setting. The bracelet appears to be in excellent contemporary condition with no visible missing stones or significant metal wear. It features a concealed box clasp with a safety catch at one end for secure wear. While the exact age is difficult to determine, the design is a revival of the 1920s-1930s aesthetic, often referred to as 'Edwardian' or 'Art Deco' revival, showing high-quality symmetrical geometric planning.