Made in the Deep South | 1960s Turquoise-Blue Panel Bracelet

The intricate silver-tone panels and brilliant blue make this such a good wrist piece. I’d wear it with a rolled denim sleeve or a crisp white cuff, keeping the other jewelry simple. The little flashes of iridescence are what make you look twice.

DESCRIPTION

Turquoise-blue cabochons, luminous accents, and intricate openwork give this vintage bracelet from Made in the Deep South its distinctive character.

Five rectangular panels alternate between large oval blue centers and arrangements of smaller blue, milky-white, and iridescent accents. Fine botanical details fill the silver-tone framework, while decorative connecting links allow the panels to follow the wrist.

The blue elements feature dark, web-like markings, adding depth to their vivid color. Round iridescent accents catch shades of pink and gold, balanced by diamond-oriented, milky-white squares.

Identified on its accompanying story card as a 1960s bracelet sourced from a New York collector, this piece brings decades of history to an expressive, easy-to-wear design. Pair it with denim, a tailored shirt, or a simple evening look.

Only one available. You will receive the exact bracelet pictured, accompanied by its Made in the Deep South story card.

DETAILS

• Vintage 1960s bracelet from Made in the Deep South

• Sourced from a New York collector

• One available

• Five linked rectangular panels with botanical openwork

• Silver-tone finish

• Three large oval turquoise-blue cabochons with dark veining

• Alternating panels with smaller blue, milky-white, and iridescent accents

• Fold-over clasp

• Includes the brand’s individual story card

• Vintage piece with age-related patina and surface wear

• Item reference: BY537

ABOUT THE BRAND

Made in the Deep South celebrates individuality through vintage jewelry and designs incorporating collected antique and vintage elements. Each piece carries its own history, documented on an accompanying story card.