Karenina Bracelet

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We named this striking bracelet after one of literature's most notable fictional characters - Tolstoy's Anna Karenina. Like its namesake, it's both physically ravishing and tastefully modest. Also, like Anna, it's sure to capture everyone's eye.

This bracelet design showcases three glass buttons manufactured in a factory in the U.S.S.R. Both the factory and U.S.S.R  are now in history's dust bin. Yet, these buttons survived and found you! 

It also features two beautiful hand-pressed vintage glass opal cabochons manufactured in mid-century Czechoslovakia. One of the few remaining Czech button artists still working in modern times using centuries-old manufacturing processes made these unique pieces.

In this piece:

• Three vintage mid-century Soviet-era glass buttons, made in a long-closed U.S.S.R factory, circa 1950 - 1970 
• Two vintage lampworked and hand-pressed red opal glass cabochons, made in Czechoslovakia, circa 1950 - 1979
• Two brass leaf stampings, made in the USA in vintage dies
• Five brass-plated pewter settings made in the USA
• Antiqued brass chain
• Length is 7” to 8 ½”

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