This wide, double-strand vermeil bracelet with leaf and pearl work, crafted in the United States around 1950 by the Hobé fashion house, represents a splendid example of fine jewelry applied to postwar luxury costume jewelry.

Featuring a vermeil setting—gold-plated silver with a warm, luminous finish—the bracelet stands out for its refined filigree workmanship, crafting intricate leaf motifs with masterful craftsmanship. The delicate, openwork leaves create a delicate interplay of solids and voids, enhanced by the golden sheen of the metal.

Between the two wide, parallel strands are perfectly spherical, slightly iridescent faux pearls of varying sizes, lending the piece a timeless elegance. The combination of warm vermeil and pure white pearls creates a harmonious balance, typical of Hobé's romantic, feminine style.

Measuring approximately 17cm long and 7cm wide, the bracelet has a significant presence on the wrist, yet remains sophisticated and light thanks to the finesse of the workmanship.

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