1930s Monet Vintage Jewellers Coin Bracelet
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Signed MONET JEWELERS, the mark Monet used from 1937 when the company moved from making monogram plaques for handbags into jewellery. That dates this bracelet to the late 1930s or early 1940s, which makes it one of the earliest Monet pieces you're likely to come across. The charms are coin-style medallions, gold plated, hung from a solid link chain, and the whole thing has the weight and finish Monet was known for from the start. Early charm bracelets from the company are far less common than the later chain and link pieces, so this is an unusual one.
Details
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Designer: Monet
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Date: 1930s
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Material: Gold-tone metal
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Colour: Antique gold
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Design: Linked coin medallions
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Mark: MONET JEWELLERS
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Condition: Good vintage condition with age-related wear and patination consistent with a piece approaching 90 years old
Care Instructions
Signs of age are part of what makes vintage jewellery unique. To help preserve your piece, avoid contact with liquids, perfume, makeup and hair products.
Store flat where possible, ideally in its original packaging, to minimise wear over time.
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Shipping & Returns
We offer worldwide shipping and free UK delivery on all orders.
UK orders are sent via Royal Mail, with higher value pieces upgraded to Special Delivery for added security.
International orders are shipped using tracked services, with courier options for higher value items.
We want you to feel confident in your purchase. If something isn’t right, you can return it within 14 days of delivery. Items must be returned in their original condition with security tags intact.
As all pieces are vintage, signs of age and wear are to be expected and form part of their character.
Please email hello@jaggedmetal.com before returning an item.
Customers are responsible for return postage and any customs duties or taxes for international orders.
Jagged Metal sources vintage jewellery from the 1970s to early 2000s, from houses including Chanel, Dior, Givenchy and Celine, alongside deadstock and unsigned pieces.
We focus on the unusual, the overlooked, and the genuinely interesting.
Each piece is selected for its quality, character and relevance today.