Sunflowers Bracelet Yellow Enamel after Van Gogh

A Painter's Yellow on the Wrist: The Van Gogh Sunflower Bracelet

Bright yellow sunflowers bloom in enamel along a gold chain. This Van Gogh sunflower bracelet is 7.25 in long and sized for a woman's wrist.

The sunflower enamel bracelet is adapted from a detail of the Sunflowers paintings. They are by Vincent Van Gogh, the Dutch artist who lived from 1853 to 1890.

Product Details

• Material: Enameled 24K gold plate over pewter
• Length: 7.25 in
• Fit: Sized for a ladies' wrist
• Style: Yellow enamel bracelet, Sunflowers painting bracelet
• Origin: Made in USA

Nothing but Large Sunflowers

Van Gogh painted his Arles sunflowers in late summer 1888. He hoped to decorate a studio he would share with Paul Gauguin.

He wrote of wanting nothing but large sunflowers. Gauguin admired them greatly.

The Yellow That Shocked

Critics found the paintings bold in their use of yellow. Newly invented pigments made those tones possible.

A yellow enamel bracelet tries to hold that glow in a small space.

A Flower with Meanings

The sunflower stands for adoration, constancy and gratitude. Christian writers read it as obedience, since it faces the sun all day.

Wearing and Display

Wear the Van Gogh sunflower bracelet with blue or white, which make the yellow sing. Wipe with a soft cloth.

A Sunflowers painting bracelet suits garden parties and gallery days. See more in our Museum Jewelry Bracelets.

About Van Gogh

Van Gogh made more than one version of the Sunflowers. Many copies exist. This Van Gogh sunflower bracelet is a bright, wearable nod to him. A sunflower enamel bracelet suits any art lover.

For More Reading from the Web

• Follow the Paris and Arles sunflower series, and Gauguin's wish for one of them. A Sunflowers painting bracelet starts here. Sunflowers (Van Gogh series) - Wikipedia