The three-row bracelet of white and orange rhinestones is a refined example of 1930s American costume jewelry, created around 1935 by the renowned Staret jewelry house, known for its high-quality creations and innovative use of colored crystals.

The piece is composed of three parallel rows of rhinestones, arranged with great precision and symmetry: the bright, crystalline white stones alternate with warm orange ones, creating an elegant and vibrant color contrast, typical of the late Art Deco style. The silver-plated metal settings reflect the light and amplify the brilliance of the crystals, enhancing the composition's regular rhythm.

Measuring approximately 19 cm long by 3 cm wide, the bracelet is perfectly proportioned to fit harmoniously on the wrist while maintaining a bold and dramatic look. The closure is usually a snap or safety clip, as was customary for the quality pieces produced by Staret.

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