Vintage Glass Intaglio Portrait Bracelet in Topaz Glass and Gold Tone
Vintage Glass Intaglio Portrait Bracelet in Topaz Glass and Gold Tone
Vintage Glass Intaglio Portrait Bracelet in Topaz Glass and Gold Tone
Vintage Glass Intaglio Portrait Bracelet in Topaz Glass and Gold Tone
Vintage Glass Intaglio Portrait Bracelet in Topaz Glass and Gold Tone
Vintage Glass Intaglio Portrait Bracelet in Topaz Glass and Gold Tone
Vintage Glass Intaglio Portrait Bracelet in Topaz Glass and Gold Tone
Vintage Glass Intaglio Portrait Bracelet in Topaz Glass and Gold Tone
Vintage Glass Intaglio Portrait Bracelet in Topaz Glass and Gold Tone
Vintage Glass Intaglio Portrait Bracelet in Topaz Glass and Gold Tone

Vintage Glass Intaglio Portrait Bracelet in Topaz Glass and Gold Tone

$95.00
60's

Portraits in Glass: Vintage Glass Intaglio Bracelet in Gold Tone

Eight miniature portraits encircle the wrist in this striking glass intaglio bracelet. Smoky dark glass reveals softly defined female profiles, each framed by an ornate gold-tone setting. Faceted edges catch the light, while ribbed connecting links bring movement to the richly detailed design—a small portrait gallery made to be worn.

Why We Love It

The contrast of shadowy glass and luminous gold tone gives this bracelet its distinctive presence. Romantic yet bold, it brings character to a crisp white shirt, velvet eveningwear, or a simple black dress.

Details

  • Eight round glass intaglios featuring female profiles

  • Smoky dark glass with faceted edges

  • Ornate gold-tone settings and ribbed connecting links

  • Fold-over clasp

  • Maker and exact era unknown

Measurements

  • Total length: Approximately 8 inches

  • Each segment: Approximately ¾ inch

Condition

Based on the photographs, visible wear includes areas of rubbing and discoloration to the gold-tone finish, along with surface marks on the glass. Please review the close-up photographs for detail.

Collector’s Notes

Intaglio designs sit below the surrounding surface, unlike cameos, whose subjects project in relief. Here, the recessed portraits give the glass a subtle sense of depth, their features becoming more pronounced as the light changes.