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American
ca. 1936
American
1930–39
probably American
1930s
American
third quarter 20th century
Designer Trifari
ca. 1935
![Bracelet, [no medium available], American](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ci/web-additional/42.122.9_F.jpg)
American
1942
Spanish
17th century
11th–12th century
Designer Giorgio di Sant'Angelo
1967
Designer Giorgio di Sant'Angelo
1967
American
ca. 1967
Design House Yves Saint Laurent
Designer Yves Saint Laurent
1978
American
1925–35
Designer Montes de Oca
1989
American
ca. 1967
Designer Giorgio di Sant'Angelo
1970
Design House Yves Saint Laurent
Designer Yves Saint Laurent
1984–85
Vered Kaminski
1987
Designer Giorgio di Sant'Angelo
1968
Designer Giorgio di Sant'Angelo
ca. 1968
Designer Myra Mimlitsch-Gray
1988
![Bracelet, [no medium available], American](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ci/web-additional/42.122.10_F.jpg)
American
1942
Designer Jacques Fath
Manufacturer Marvella
ca. 1950
Designer Giorgio di Sant'Angelo
1967
Designer Giorgio di Sant'Angelo
ca. 1966
Design House House of Balmain
Designer Pierre Balmain
1950s
Designer Giorgio di Sant'Angelo
ca. 1966
Designer Giorgio di Sant'Angelo
ca. 1966
A. J. Hedges & Co.
1879–90
French, Paris
ca. 1830
American
ca. 1967
Designer Miriam Haskell
1920–49
Design House Yves Saint Laurent
Designer Yves Saint Laurent
1990
American
1940s
American
1971–75
Designer Giorgio di Sant'Angelo
1967
Design House Bill Blass Ltd.
Designer Tess Sholom
fall/winter 1982
Designer Giorgio di Sant'Angelo
ca. 1967
American
late 1950s
Designer Patricia von Musulin
1978
Designer Giorgio di Sant'Angelo
late 20th century
![Bracelet, [no medium available], American](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ci/web-additional/42.122.11_F.jpg)
American
1942
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