Croisillon Bracelet
in Gold with White Enamel

Description & Details

First introduced in 1962, Jean Schlumberger’s vitreous enamel masterpieces are among the most revered jewellery designs of all time. The 19th-century enamel art form is a complex, labour-intensive process of meticulously layering and firing enamel multiple times. For his signature vitreous pieces, enamel is made by heat-fusing powdered glass to a metal surface, creating rich hues with extraordinary clarity and a smooth finish. Few craftspeople in the world have the artistry and skill to execute these time-honoured techniques. A piece of design history, Jean Schlumberger’s magnificent enamel bracelets are beautifully accented with gold.

First introduced in 1962, Jean Schlumberger’s vitreous enamel masterpieces are among the most revered jewellery designs of all time. The 19th-century enamel art form is a complex, labour-intensive process of meticulously layering and firing enamel multiple times. For his signature vitreous pieces, enamel is made by heat-fusing powdered glass to a metal surface, creating rich hues with extraordinary clarity and a smooth finish. Few craftspeople in the world have the artistry and skill to execute these time-honoured techniques. A piece of design history, Jean Schlumberger’s magnificent enamel bracelets are beautifully accented with gold.

  • 18k yellow gold with white vitreous enamel
  • Product number:60022475
  • 18k yellow gold with white vitreous enamel
  • Product number:60022475

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Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany Croisillon Bracelet in Gold with White Enamel

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