This is a vintage Art Deco bracelet made by Knoll & Pregizer KP in Germany. This is a super rare piece. Not only does it have the “KP” makers mark but it also has the Star of David with the letters “E” and “G” on each side. You will notice that when you see this designer jewelry, you rarely see the Star of David mark. Knoll & Pregizer operated between 1887 and 1975 from Pforzheim Germany. The are regarded as one of the top costume jewelry makers out of Europe and are sometimes compared to Cartier due to the quality and beautiful designs. Their pieces were primarily set in silver and were all marked KP. Their art deco pieces are among the most sought after by collectors due to the fine quality and rarity.

This bracelet features silver links of faceted clear square paste stones and baguettes bezel set in 935 silver. The sides of the bracelet features a decorative scroll design. The setting is open back allowing the light to shine through the beautiful glass. The bracelet closes with a push slide clasp with a safety claw. The bracelet is just slightly under 7” in wearable length not including the length of the slide. It is .25” wide.

Please note that there is some discoloration to the stones that can be seen under different lighting which is why I took photos with different lighting and background. It looks beautiful on!!

Please note that this is an antique piece that has been used and may show signs of use commensurate with age to include imperfections, discolorations in stones and metal, missing or replaced stones. See pictures as they form part of the description and to satisfy yourself to the condition. The pictures are enlarged to show quality, condition and details. If you need better pictures or are unsure, please ask. Returns are not accepted.

Buyer pays shipping and handling in the amount of $5.00. The item will be shipped in a cardboard presentation jewelry box. I am happy to combine shipping ONLY if original auction is paid for timely and within the eBay payment timeframe of 4 days. Thank you for looking!