Vintage Renoir Copper Calla Lily Clamper Bracelet Mid Century Modern Hinged Cuff Floral Modernist Jewelry Signed American Copper Bracelet

Authentic signed Renoir copper Calla Lily clamper bracelet with sculptural floral design, original warm patina, secure hinged construction, and classic Mid-Century Modern styling. Sized for a petite wrist.

$124.00

Elegant sculptural design and unmistakable Mid-Century Modern styling define this authentic signed Renoir copper Calla Lily clamper bracelet. One of Renoir's most recognizable floral designs, the bracelet features three beautifully formed calla lilies arranged across the front of a graceful hinged cuff, creating a striking piece of wearable American modernist art. The clean architectural lines, warm copper finish, and flowing organic forms perfectly capture the artistic direction that made Renoir one of America's premier producers of handcrafted copper jewelry during the 1950s and 1960s.

Unlike a traditional open cuff, the bracelet features Renoir's desirable clamper construction with a secure spring-loaded hinge that opens easily for comfortable wear while providing an elegant, tailored fit once closed. The sculptural calla lilies project forward from the triple-band framework, creating wonderful dimension and visual depth from every angle.

The bracelet measures approximately 2 5/16 inches across the interior when closed and opens to approximately 2 15/16 inches at the hinge, making it best suited for a petite wrist. The hinge and clasp function properly, and the bracelet remains in very good vintage condition with only light age-appropriate wear. The original warm copper patina has been preserved, complementing the sculptural details and giving the piece the rich character collectors appreciate.

Whether worn as a statement bracelet or added to a collection of Renoir jewelry, Mid-Century Modern design, American studio copper, or vintage modernist jewelry, this elegant Calla Lily clamper remains one of the company's most enduring and recognizable floral creations.