Vintage Spanish Damascene Floral Links Bracelet with Red Accents – 1960s – Gold Tone

A dazzling vintage Spanish damascene bracelet from the Toledo region, crafted in the 1960s with alternating geometric floral panels in black enamel, gold, and silver inlay. Each link features delicate floral scrollwork accented with tiny red rhinestones, two of which have been professionally replaced to restore the original symmetry after the pictures were taken. The design combines diamond‑cut texture and hand‑applied enamel, creating a luminous interplay of light and shadow.

Finished with a secure slide clasp and safety chain, this bracelet embodies the refined artistry of mid‑century Toledo ware — elegant, collectible, and timeless. It sits beautifully on the wrist, balancing structure and ornament with effortless grace.

Very good vintage condition with bright finish, secure clasp, and 2 replaced rhinestones that blend seamlessly with the original design. Minor age‑appropriate wear consistent with careful use.

Details  
• Era: 1960s
• Origin: Spain, Toledo damascene work
• Metal: Gold‑tone with black enamel and silver inlay
• Stones: Red rhinestones (two replaced)
• Length: 7½"
• Width: ⅜"
• Clasp: Slide clasp with safety chain
• Condition: Very good vintage condition

Perfect for collectors of Spanish damascene jewelry or lovers of mid‑century design. Beautiful with tailored blouses, silk dresses, or evening wear. A thoughtful birthday or anniversary gift, and a refined choice for anyone who appreciates heritage craftsmanship and timeless elegance.

Choosing vintage Toledo ware supports sustainable fashion by preserving artisanal craftsmanship and reducing the need for new production. Each vintage piece carries history and artistry — a conscious, lasting way to collect and adorn.

Gift-ready packaging included.
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