Carlo Weingrill is a jewelry house based in Verona. The house, that was found in 1879, has been family owned by four generations of jewelers. Passing family traditions of workmanship is a staple of Italian jewelry making. In the 1930s Carlo Weingrill’s two sons turned the jewelry workshop into a major maker with worldwide recognition. The Maison was especially famous for its Art Nouveau floral motifs. The brand contributed many significant geometric shapes to define the Art Deco period. In the 1970s Carlo’s granddaughter Paula took over the leadership. Today her son Carlofilippo Weingrill runs the company that represents the heritage of Italian goldsmiths.
Their high-quality pieces have been sought after in the last few decades. Carlo Weingrill is known as the original manufacturer of the most recognizable jewelry designs such as the Trinity bangle bracelet for Cartier, and, perhaps most notably, Bulgari’s Tubogas necklaces, bracelets, and rings. The classic Weingrill rolling bracelet, designed in the late 1980s, is a tubogas version of the Trinity bracelet Weingrill made for Cartier from the 1920s to the 1940s.
Designer:Carlo Weingrill
Circa:1970s
Materials:18k Gold
Weight:91 grams
Measurements:6 1/2" x 1 3/4"
Hallmarks:Maker's mark, a serial number, a hallmark for 18k gold, country of origin (Italy)
This vintage Carlo Weingrill four-row tubogas bracelet is an exceptional example of the designer’s signature approach to flexible gold jewelry. Made in 18k gold, the bracelet features the distinctive tubogas design, a technique known for its smooth, rounded coils and seamless flexibility. Recognized for their craftsmanship and timeless appeal, Carlo Weingrill tubogas bracelets are highly collectible, and this four-row version stands out as a classic example of mid-20th century Italian jewelry design. The bracelet fits up to 6.5" wrist. The overall width is 1 3/4". It weighs 91 grams.
