Italian 1970s Solid Sterling Silver and Cobalt Blue Enamel Toggle Bracelet Attributed to Charles Revson, Franzi for Revlon - This striking vintage bracelet is crafted in substantial sterling silver and features a series of bold crescent-shaped links filled with vivid cobalt blue enamel. Each enameled element is framed in polished silver, creating strong contrast and a rhythmic modernist design that reflects the bold aesthetic of 1970s Italian jewelry. The bracelet is finished with a classic toggle clasp and weighs an impressive 79.2 grams, giving the piece a substantial feel and presence on the wrist. It is marked 925, BREV. 356 (Italian patent mark), and REVLON. Examples of this bracelet design have been attributed to the Italian manufacturer Franzi, which produced modernist sterling silver and enamel jewelry in Italy during the late 1960s and 1970s. Pieces from this period were often manufactured in Italy for export and sometimes retailed under American brand names. During this era, Charles Revson, founder of Revlon, briefly ventured into designer jewelry, marketing pieces influenced by contemporary artists and designers. Some of these designs were produced by European workshops, making the REVLON mark on this Italian-made bracelet consistent with that period of experimentation in branded jewelry collections. The bold geometric design, vibrant cobalt enamel, and heavy sterling construction make this a distinctive example of 1970s Italian modernist jewelry. Measurements: 7.5"L x 1.10"W. Auction Note: The buyer of this lot will receive an appreciation letter from Prince Lorenzo de' Medici for participating in his family's auction. SHIPPING NOTE: LOCAL PICKUP IS NOT AVAILABLE, AS WE ARE CONSTANTLY WORKING ON LOCATION AT DIFFERENT SITES. YOU MAY CONTACT US PRIOR TO THE AUCTION TO MAKE PICKUP ARRANGEMENTS AND WE WILL ATTEMPT TO ACCOMMODATE PICKUP REQUESTS UPON PRIOR APPROVAL. WE PROVIDE IN-HOUSE SHIPPING ON ALL LOTS. IF YOU ARE BIDDING ON LIVEAUCTIONEERS YOU MAY ALSO ELECT TO USE THEIR SHIPPING SERVICES.