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Enamel Twin American Indian Headdress Bangle by Louis ZorraA pair of Native American figures with feathered headdress in polychrome enamel are featured in a bypass design arm bangle set with a total of approximately 0.39 carat of round and rose cut diamonds mounted in 18 karat yellow gold with French hallmarks and maker’s marks for Louis Zorra. Circa 1900. PERIOD Art Nouveau $85,000 | |
Enamel Twin American Indian Headdress Bangle by Louis Zorra
$85,000
A pair of Native American figures with feathered headdress in polychrome enamel are featured in a bypass design arm bangle set with a total of approximately 0.39 carat of round and rose cut diamonds mounted in 18 karat yellow gold with French hallmarks and maker’s marks for Louis Zorra. Circa 1900.
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| PERIOD | Art Nouveau |
|---|---|
| METAL | 18K Yellow Gold |
| STYLE | B-23116-FL-0-0 |
| SERIAL | FL23116 |
| Width Measurement of the outside width of a band ring, bracelet, earring or necklace taken at the widest point. | 16.98 MM |
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About Art Nouveau
1890s-1910The Art Nouveau movement first took hold in Paris in the late 19th Century, with sensuous, organic forms shaping decorative arts and architecture. Art Nouveau celebrated themes of nature and the feminine form, a revolt against the industrial age and its classical, formulaic designs. Hand craftsmanship and naturalism were championed over precious materials and overt displays of wealth. Colorful enameling techniques, moonstone, carved horn and other natural elements reflected the artisan’s skill. This was the beginning of the jewelry designer as named artist.