Other brand - Guiliano Fratti 1960s - Bracelet






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A signed Giuliano Fratti vintage bracelet from the 1960s, set at the front with round turquoise cabochons, with a 19 cm circumference and a total weight of 22 g.
Description from the seller
Guiliano Fratti still very fashionable, this vintage hand crafted 1960s turquoise bracelet. Very elegant, elevate your outfit!
This bracelet by Guilliano Fratti is is inlaid with round Turquoise cabochons at the front.
Italian designer, Giuliano Fratti, who produced pieces for Dior and Chanel and many other Haute couture fashion houses. His pieces are hard to find and rarely come up for sale and we believe this piece to be museum quality.
For it's age in good vintage condition with normal signs of use, see photo's
Signed GM
Giuliano Fratti of Milan, Italy began his career designing buttons, buckles and belts in the 1930s-1940s. In the '50s he worked with Chanel, Worth and Dior and later on in the '60s Pierre Cardin. After his relocation to New York he worked under his own name, using "GM" within a circle representing Giuliano Milano.
Seller's Story
Guiliano Fratti still very fashionable, this vintage hand crafted 1960s turquoise bracelet. Very elegant, elevate your outfit!
This bracelet by Guilliano Fratti is is inlaid with round Turquoise cabochons at the front.
Italian designer, Giuliano Fratti, who produced pieces for Dior and Chanel and many other Haute couture fashion houses. His pieces are hard to find and rarely come up for sale and we believe this piece to be museum quality.
For it's age in good vintage condition with normal signs of use, see photo's
Signed GM
Giuliano Fratti of Milan, Italy began his career designing buttons, buckles and belts in the 1930s-1940s. In the '50s he worked with Chanel, Worth and Dior and later on in the '60s Pierre Cardin. After his relocation to New York he worked under his own name, using "GM" within a circle representing Giuliano Milano.
