1950s Antonio Belgiorno Bracelet

This exquisite bracelet, designed by the legendary Antonio Belgiorno of Buenos Aires, Argentina, is a stunning example of mid-century South American craftsmanship. Belgiorno, one of the most celebrated silversmiths of his time, created this piece in the 1950s, blending timeless elegance with meticulous artistry. The bracelet features a secure safety chain and an open box clasp, ensuring both style and practicality.

Laying flat 7 inches 
Circumference 6 1/2 inches 
Width 18 mm

Vermeil jewelry offers the perfect combination of luxury and value. Made by layering real gold over sterling silver, it gives you the elegant look of gold without the high price tag. With its durable, high-quality finish, vermeil pieces are a beautiful and affordable way to add a touch of golden luxury to your collection.

Antonio Belgiorno was an esteemed Argentine silversmith, widely regarded as one of South America's most influential jewelry designers of the mid-20th century. Originally from Italy, Belgiorno moved to Argentina at a young age, where he honed his craft and ultimately became one of the country’s most celebrated artisans.

He was known for his innovative approach to silversmithing, often fusing traditional European techniques with a distinctive South American flair. Belgiorno’s designs were characterized by their elegance, clean lines, and refined proportions.

In the 1940s and 1950s, Belgiorno became famous for his high-end silver jewelry and decorative items, earning a reputation for both artistic excellence and technical precision. One of his signature techniques was the use of vermeil—gold-plated sterling silver—which became a hallmark of his pieces during this period.

Many of Belgiorno’s works are marked with his signature “Belgiorno T27” and “925”—a stamp indicating sterling silver—serving as a guarantee of the quality and authenticity of each piece. Today, his jewelry remains highly collectible and continues to inspire modern silversmiths around the world.