
Antiqued Copper Seahorse Cuff Bracelet
This is a wide, statement-style cuff bracelet featuring a high-relief repoussé or cast seahorse motif. The piece is crafted from a warm-toned metal, likely copper or a copper-based alloy like bronze, exhibiting a rich, multi-tonal patina. The central seahorse figure is highly stylized with segmented, armored plates and a characteristic curled tail, rising prominently from the background. The surrounding field of the cuff is densely textured with a hand-hammered or stamped 'honeycomb' pattern that creates significant visual depth and contrast. The color varies from bright burnished copper on the high points to deep brownish-black oxidation in the recessed areas, with subtle hints of blue and purple iridescent heat-tinting or chemical patination visible along the lower edge. In terms of condition, there is several visible wear spots where the darker finish has rubbed away, particularly on the highest ridges of the seahorse's back, suggesting frequent use. The edges appear smooth, indicating quality finishing. There are no visible maker's marks or stamps in this view. The style is mid-to-late 20th century, likely an artisan studio piece or part of a boutique coastal jewelry collection. The craftsmanship is robust, characterized by bold metalwork and a heavy, textured aesthetic.
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Estimated Value
$125 - $225
Basic Information
Category
Jewelry and Personal Adornment
Appraised On
January 22, 2026
Estimated Value
$125 - $225
Item Description
This is a wide, statement-style cuff bracelet featuring a high-relief repoussé or cast seahorse motif. The piece is crafted from a warm-toned metal, likely copper or a copper-based alloy like bronze, exhibiting a rich, multi-tonal patina. The central seahorse figure is highly stylized with segmented, armored plates and a characteristic curled tail, rising prominently from the background. The surrounding field of the cuff is densely textured with a hand-hammered or stamped 'honeycomb' pattern that creates significant visual depth and contrast. The color varies from bright burnished copper on the high points to deep brownish-black oxidation in the recessed areas, with subtle hints of blue and purple iridescent heat-tinting or chemical patination visible along the lower edge. In terms of condition, there is several visible wear spots where the darker finish has rubbed away, particularly on the highest ridges of the seahorse's back, suggesting frequent use. The edges appear smooth, indicating quality finishing. There are no visible maker's marks or stamps in this view. The style is mid-to-late 20th century, likely an artisan studio piece or part of a boutique coastal jewelry collection. The craftsmanship is robust, characterized by bold metalwork and a heavy, textured aesthetic.
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