Iconic Versace Bracelet
Versace
Iconic Versace Bracelet
Description
- Versace
- 1990s
- Gold Plated
- Length 21 cm
- Signed
Versace is an Italian fashion house, founded by Gianni Versace in 1978. One of the distinctive elements of Versace is the use of striking designs, rich colours and luxurious materials. In addition to clothing, Versace is also known for its beautiful jewellery and bijoux.
Versace's jewellery is famous for its bold and iconic designs.
One of the most recognisable symbols of Versace is the Medusa head. This classic symbol is often used in the brand's jewellery designs.
The Greek key, also known as the meander, is another iconic motif that frequently appears in Versace's designs. This motif symbolises infinity and eternity.
Versace uses a wide range of colours and materials in their jewellery. From brightly coloured stones to gold- and silver-plated metals, the jewellery is meant to make a statement.
Versace's jewellery is known for its craftsmanship and attention to detail. Each piece is designed to create a striking and elegant effect, whether worn on its own or combined with other pieces.
Provenance & authenticity
Every piece is checked for maker’s marks, construction and materials before we list it. Anything we cannot attribute with certainty we sell as unsigned — never as designer.
Shipping & returns
Free worldwide shipping on orders over € 100. Shipped with PostNL, insured and with track & trace.
30 days to change your mind. If you send a piece back, please use the original packaging.
Caring for vintage jewelry
Vintage jewelry lasts longest when kept dry and stored separately. Put it on last and take it off first: perfume, hairspray and skin cream all attack the plating.
Polish only with a soft, dry cloth. No water, no soap and no silver polish — that strips the layer off.
Try it on in Amsterdam
You are very welcome. Find us at our store on Herenstraat 9, Thursday to Sunday from 1 to 6 pm, and at our pop-up on the fourth floor of De Bijenkorf. Send us a message to say where and when you are coming and we will set the piece aside — we have only one of everything.