About Seaman Schepps
Seaman Schepps was known for his bold approach to jewelry, often incorporating unconventional materials into his designs. Since the 1940s, elements like exotic wood, shell, and rock crystal have been combined with precious stones to create Schepps’ signature whimsical style. His pieces are often chunky, with oversized details that make a strong visual statement. The brand became particularly known for massive bangles, large curb-link necklaces, and sculptural brooches.
Vintage Seaman Schepps jewelry draws from existing styles but reinterprets them in fresh, unexpected ways. The Maltese cross brooches and earrings, for example, were influenced by Verdura, while the wide cuff bracelets took inspiration from Belperron. However, Schepps’ designs are far from mere imitations—the brand has always stood out for its distinctive color combinations and unusual stone cuts, setting its pieces apart.
Schepps’ fascination with exotic materials was sparked during his travels to Hong Kong, where he encountered coral branches, carved ivory, and architectural ornaments reflecting Oriental aesthetics. These elements later became key features in his jewelry, adding depth and uniqueness to his designs.
Designer:Seaman Schepps
Circa:2000s
Materials:18k Gold, Amber
Weight:90.7 grams
Measurements:7 1/2" x 1"
Hallmarks:Maker's mark, hallmark for 18k gold, serial number
This vintage Seaman Schepps bracelet features a link design composed of alternating amber and polished 18k yellow gold links. The large interlocking loops give it a structured, statement look, while the combination of translucent amber and high-shine gold creates a warm, eye-catching palette. A signature example of Seaman Schepps' bold aesthetic, it pairs well with both neutral and rich-toned outfits. The bracelet measures 7.5 inches in length and 1 inch in width. The weight is 90.7 grams. It comes with original pouch.
