Vintage 1930s Green Bakelite Bangle Bracelet
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Vintage 1930s bangle set in green Bakelite. The bangle is smooth to touch with diamante stone inset into the bracelet.
Bakelite was an early resin made from plastic, developed by Leo Baekeland in 1907. Bakelite became popular in the 1920s to 1940s, it was popular due to the variations of colours and its durability.Bakelite’s range of colours were given names like Creamed Corn, Butterscotch, Egg Yolk, and Salmon. Today Bakelite is a popular collector's item.
MEASUREMENTS
The bangle internal measures is 6.7cm / 2.6" in diameter and external diameter is 8cm / 3.1". The width of the bracelet is 0.7cm / 0.2".
WEIGHT
13.7g
MEASURING YOUR WRIST
Use a tape measure. Wrap the tape measure around the wrist on which you plan to wear your MAYVEDA bracelet. Make a note of the number at the point where the tape meets the 0. To ensure the bracelet fits comfortably, add 1.5 cm. You can then add or subtract centimetres according to whether you prefer a loose, exact or tight fit
CONDITION
The bracelet is in good vintage condition.
SKU
2175
Caring for your jewelry
Antique and vintage jewelry lasts longest with gentle care. Store each piece separately, keep it away from perfume and hairspray, and clean it with a soft dry cloth.
Free US delivery, returns and gift wrapping
Delivery is free within the US. Every package is fully insured and needs an adult signature, and we’ll email you to arrange a delivery date before anything ships. Your piece arrives gift wrapped in our signature box.
If it isn’t right, you can return it within 14 days of receiving it. Contact us first and we’ll send you a free, insured return label.
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Vintage 1930s Green Bakelite Bangle Bracelet
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