An Art Deco diamond, emerald, enamel and onyx bracelet, by Cartier, formerly the property of Lillian S. Timken. Sold for $751,500 on 7 December 2016 at Christie’s in New York. This bracelet is a stunning example of one of Cartier’s most collectible themes from the Art Deco period and was made for the Paris Exhibition of 1925

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An Art Deco diamond, emerald, enamel and onyx bracelet, by Cartier, formerly the property of Lillian S. Timken. Sold for $751,500 on 7 December 2016 at Christie’s in New York. This bracelet is a stunning example of one of Cartier’s most collectible themes from the Art Deco period and was made for the Paris Exhibition of 1925

An Art Deco diamond, emerald, enamel and onyx bracelet, by Cartier, formerly the property of Lillian S. Timken. Sold for $751,500 on 7 December 2016 at Christie’s in New York. This bracelet is a stunning example of one of Cartier’s most collectible themes from the Art Deco period and was made for the Paris Exhibition of 1925

An Art Deco diamond, emerald, enamel and onyx bracelet, by Cartier, formerly the property of Lillian S. Timken. Sold for $751,500 on 7 December 2016 at Christie’s in New York. This bracelet is a stunning example of one of Cartier’s most collectible themes from the Art Deco period and was made for the Paris Exhibition of 1925