Mixed set of thin stacking bangle bracelets: Vintg

Updated August 7, 2026

1 silver-tone Monet bangle — clearly stamped “Monet” on the inside. This is classic Monet costume jewelry (likely 1960s–1980s). Monet made large quantities of these simple, well-finished silver-tone bangles.Several gold-tone / rose-gold tone bangles — thinner styles with engraved or etched designs (some appear to have floral or geometric patterns). These are unsigned costume pieces, typical of mid-to-late 20th century fashion jewelry meant for stacking.Current Market Value (as a group)ItemTypical RangeNotesMonet silver-tone bangle (alone)$12–22Common signed Monet pieceGold-tone etched bangles (each)$6–12Depends on condition & design detailFull set together$35–55Most realistic retail/auction rangeRealistic selling estimate for the group as shown: $40–50.These are costume jewelry pieces (not precious metal), so values stay modest. The Monet stamp adds the most collector interest. Clean, undamaged sets of stacking bangles like this move reasonably well with vintage fashion buyers and people who like the “stacked bangle” look.Condition notes from the photos:Normal surface wear, some darkening/tarnish on the gold-tone pieces, and light scratches — all expected for used vintage bangles. No major damage visible that would significantly hurt value.

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