Lait Doré Bracelet - Vintage Miriam Haskell Elements - Quarry Atelier

Lait Doré Bracelet - Vintage Miriam Haskell Elements - Quarry Atelier
 
Artistry without compromise.
 
Rare vintage treasures. Golden elegance. Timeless design.
 
Crafted from exceptionally rare vintage Japanese milk glass beads from the renowned Cherry Brand Collection supplied to Miriam Haskell, the Lait Doré Bracelet celebrates the beauty of materials that can no longer be replicated.
 
These luminous 5.5mm milk glass beads were produced during the late 1940s and early 1950s and remained hidden away for decades in a warehouse of original vintage findings. When the opportunity arose to acquire the remaining inventory, we purchased the entire collection, making these beads a truly finite and increasingly rare resource.
 
One half of the bracelet showcases the soft glow of the vintage milk glass, accented with delicate 14k gold-filled disc spacers that enhance its warmth and subtle luminosity. The other half introduces a bold contrast with an oversized 18k gold-filled rolo chain, creating a design that feels both refined and architectural.
 
The bracelet is finished with a substantial 14k gold-filled toggle closure that complements the balance of vintage elegance and modern statement styling.
 
Elegant worn alone and striking when layered, Lait Doré is a collectible piece that celebrates craftsmanship, history, and enduring beauty.
 
Details
Authentic vintage Japanese milk glass beads from the Cherry Brand Collection
Original Miriam Haskell-era stock, late 1940s–early 1950s
Milk glass beads, approximately 5.5mm
14k gold-filled disc spacer beads
18k gold-filled rolo chain
14k gold-filled toggle closure
Length: approximately 7.25"
Handmade and one of a kind
 
Provenance
The vintage milk glass beads used in this bracelet originate from original Cherry Brand inventory once supplied to Miriam Haskell and other notable jewelry houses of the era. These beads are no longer in production and were acquired from a warehouse containing long-stored vintage findings, making each piece a small part of jewelry history.