Ciner Gold & Enamel Tiger Bracelet

NWS 1-1507

~ You've been on a jewelry safari, and this is your "trophy"! Each zig zag on the tiger's body is made of a glossy, white enamel, outlined in heavily plated goldtone metal. The enameling technique is called basse taille, and nobody did it better than Ciner.

~ The bracelet terminates at the side with a push button, shovel clasp. A hinge (also disguised) is located on the opposing side.

~ The tiger's eyes are large, faux topaz cabochons in an oval shape. These stones have swirls of a lighter colored topaz within them.

~ This bracelet is oval shaped, so it fits a woman's wrist comfortably. 

On the left is Marisa Berenson, grand-daughter of famous jewelry designer Elsa Schiaparelli, shown in Vogue, 1972: "Tiffany's golden trophy of precious pets brought back from a jewel-safari, to wear in herds, or alone on one arm - lion with diamond mane and ruby eyes; diamond-head alligator with emerald eyes; emerald-eyed ram striped in diamonds; and an elephant with sapphire eyes and a diamond peanut dangling".

~ Bracelet is signed on the inside "CINER©".

c. 1970's, best guess, in perfect condition!

Price = $295.00 b 2, a-c

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Price = $225.00 a-c2, b