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The Best Bet
Judging by spring’s runways, bracelets are the new brooches: Designers are stacking them from elbow to wrist. That could be all the excuse you need to pony up for a vintage Art Deco design. After all, it’ll only appreciate. Last year, a 1927 Cartier diamond bracelet from Doris Duke’s estate sold at Christie’s for over $1.2 million. Upper East Side vintage-jewelry boutique Stephen Russell currently has twenty Art Deco bracelets, including this Cartier made of platinum, diamond, and carved-rock crystal ($150,000; 212-570-6900 or stephenrussell.com).
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