This is an amazing high end CINER bracelet made for the Metropolitan Museum of Art. A fine company founded by Emanuel Ciner in 1892.  This is a never worn, purchased as a gift with original tag and mint box and paper description it came with. Triple mint. Here is what the paper that comes with it says:" Ciner Collection Art Deco Jewelry. Founded by Emanuel Ciner in 1892 in New York City, Ciner Fashion Jewelry began as a maker of fine jewelry. In the 1930's the company began creating fashionable, high end costume jewelry, gaining renown for is extraodinary craftsmanship, and vintage Ciner pieces are today highl sought after by collectors. Emanuel Ciner's granddaughter, Pat Ciner Hill, and her daughter Jean, now head the family firm that has been designing important costume jewelry for more than 120  years. Each piece begins with a hand colored sketch, which is then sculpted by a model maker, in the tradition of platinum jewelry. Ciner used only the finest materials...Luxurious examples of Ciner jewelry are represented by the Met's Costume Institute." Very few of these are made and sold at the Met and Ciner is one of their highest end lines. Perfect for you or ready to give as a gift, has its original tag still attached, box, and cotton. Very very glamorous Art Deco look and the workmanship is astounding, as if it was not costume jewelry. That is why Ciner is famous. Heavy, solid workmanship.

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