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GeraldYosca Designer Arrow Cuff Gold Chevron SwarovskiOpen Statement Bracelet
Elevate your jewelry collection with this stunningstatement piece by renowned American designer Gerard Yosca. This open cuffbracelet features a striking geometric chevron or arrow design at its center,beautifully accented by a row of clear, brilliant prong-set crystals. Craftedwith his signature sleek, matte gold-tone finish, it brings a sophisticatededge to both casual daytime looks and elegant evening ensembles.
Product Details
- Brand: Gerard Yosca
- Style: Arrow / Chevron Open Cuff Bracelet
- Finish: Matte Gold-Tone
- Embellishments: Prong-set crystal rhinestones
- Measurements: Approximate inner circumference of 6.25 inches with a width of 0.75 inches
- Weight: 38.3 grams
- Markings: Signed with the official Yosca hallmark stamp on the inner band
Condition
This authentic piece is in very good vintage condition.The structural integrity is excellent, the metal finish remains vibrant, andall crystal embellishments are securely intact. As is typical with vintagefashion jewelry, there are light surface markings throughout from gentle wear,which do not detract from its striking appearance on the wrist. Please reviewthe photos carefully to evaluate the condition details.
About the Designer: Gerard Yosca
For over four decades, Gerard Yosca has been a majorforce in high-end American costume jewelry. Launching his eponymous line in NewYork City in 1980, Yosca quickly became famous for his bold, sculptural designsand meticulous craftsmanship. His pieces have been featured prominently inleading fashion editorials and sold at luxury retailers like Bergdorf Goodmanand Neiman Marcus. Known for treating costume jewelry with the care of finejewelry, his work is characterized by heavy, high-quality castings, distinctivematte finishes, and hand-set embellishments—making his signed pieces highlycollectible today.
