Joan Rivers Versatile Clamp Bracelet with 3 Separate Interchangeable Heads

This exquisite bracelet features a gold plated hinged design with three sets of interchangeable tips, allowing for a completely different look. The first set showcases a solid gold plated brutalist style tip, the second set is gold plated with black enamel, and the third set features a center clear rhinestone with tiny clear rhinestones as accents. Each set of tips transforms the bracelet, making it like having three bracelets in one. It is a remarkable addition to any vintage jewelry collection and would also make a thoughtful vintage gift. - Approximate Measurements: - Inside of Bracelet: 6 3/4 Inches - Width at Tips Across: 1 3/8 Inches - Total Weight: 3.6 Ounces - Condition: The bracelet is in excellent condition. - Hallmark: The bracelet is hallmarked with "Joan Rivers," ensuring its authenticity and quality. - Brand Legacy: Joan Rivers, a pioneer of irreverent and unconventional comedy, paved her way to success through years of hard work and relentless dedication. She started her career in tawdry clubs, Borscht Belt showrooms, and Greenwich Village cabarets. Over time, her comedy evolved, and she became a headliner in Las Vegas, the United States, United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, and Canada. - Joan Rivers Classics Collection: In 1990, Joan Rivers launched the Joan Rivers Classics Collection on QVC. This collection includes fashion jewelry, apparel, and accessories. Joan Rivers remained a fashion icon, always staying up-to-date with the latest trends. She was widely recognized as one of America’s most visible, accessible, and authoritative fashion spokespeople. The Joan Rivers Classics Collection became an enormous success and continues to thrive under the leadership of Melissa Rivers. - Philanthropic Efforts: Despite her busy schedule, Joan Rivers dedicated herself to various charitable causes close to her heart. She actively supported organizations such as God’s Love We Deliver, Guide Dogs for the Blind, The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, and the National Osteoporosis Foundation. Through her philanthropic work, Joan made a lasting impact on the lives of many.