Imperial Aquamarine and Diamond Bracelet, Raymond Yard c. 1930 Raymond Yard opened on Fifth Avenue in New York in 1922, where he was a jeweler to the wealthiest and most prominent families like the Rockefellers and the Woolworths. Yard jewelry was known for its elegant use of mixed-and-single-cut diamonds, as well as his expertise in pearls. This wide-strap, geometric bracelet is set with round, single-cut, baguette, and marquise diamonds totaling 48.75 carats.









