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Birds of a Feather | Gold Bracelet

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Similar bracelet - unknown stamp 'ai'
by: Jane

Hello, I also have a bracelet which looks gold but the only stamp I can see is "ai" on the clasp which as you stated looks square. The bracelet itself has links which are oblong/oval with black inlay which is then decorated with gold alternating flowers then bird with flower. It also has a safety chain. It's very pretty and unusual looking. Did you find out what the 'ai' means ? Appreciate any information.

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Plumes, Feathers, Wallis Simpson and More Photos
by: Anonymous

Hi Francis

could you please send in a photo or preferably photos of this piece in a follow-up submission. Please type "Birds of a Feather | Gold Bracelet" so we know to assign to your original question here.

The title of your post caught my eye. Feathers was the theme for Chanel, as a prelude for things to come at the Biennale des Antiquaires Grand Palais Paris 15 - 22 September 2010 .

Diving into the archives, Chanel designers surfaced with an articulate brooch that Diane Kruger wore in her hair at Cannes and the Exact replica of the Chanel plume brooch, created by Mll. Coco Chanel in 1932!

It reminded me of the PLUME diamond brooch designed in 1935, by Edward, the Prince of Wales for his future bride, Wallis Simpson, a plume-shaped diamond brooch, that was later sold to Elizabeth Taylor.

You can see a pic of the WE ( Wallis & Edward) plume diamond brooch (is it a feather plume or a delicate long stemmed leaf unfolding?) that Wallis Simpson Wore Here.



best wishes,

Yvonne Hammouda-Eyre
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