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This is a medium-sized, extra large feather bangle made in 1994 by Goro. It has a distinctive absence of hammering on the surface and comes adorned with feather-shaped gold metal.
This one-of-a-kind bangle crafted by Mr. Takahashi Gorō is a prime example of 1990s Goro's vintage pieces, renowned for their exceptional craftsmanship. The use of genuine black gold adds to its allure, providing great visual impact.
Please compare it in person to appreciate the authenticity of its deep black gold, which sets it apart from other pieces.
If by any chance it is not an authentic piece, a full refund will be provided. This special order bangle from the 90s has a unique square bottom, differing from the round shape used in counterfeit models. Conversely, only genuine eagle metal models feature a flat portion on the side that is generally not rounded.
You have the option to verify this rare 1994 Goro's item in person before securing your purchase through Yahoo payment (credit card).
For immediate purchase inquiries, please contact me at ifqew84152@yahoo.co.
This is the sole piece created by Goro in 1994. After confirming the sale of this piece, I may utilize a custom double rose bracelet made in 1995, which is listed separately. This piece's sale will result in its immediate classification as sold out.
For those genuinely desiring Mr. Goro’s original work, please reach out to ifqew84152@yahoo.co.jp.
We offer a full guarantee with the ability to have the item authenticated at any resale shop you prefer.
It is quite perplexing to receive inquiries like, "Is this real?" especially when it was received directly from Goro himself.
Those considering a secondhand relationship or wishing for an 18K evaluation have often mistaken the great distinction between these genuine items and lesser replicas. Thus, I urge you to consider the details carefully.
My previous sale of a Rolex that was sold for 4,000,000 yen has since appreciated to 6,000,000 yen, illustrating the investment potential for vintage items like this bangle. Since this was handmade in the early 90s, it’s likely that in five years, a genuine piece will far surpass the average market price.
Given this, please let me know if you ever choose to resell, as I would appreciate the chance to acquire it once more.
**Additional Comments (Dated Addition)**
As of October 18, 2025, the currently available listings for S-sized flat bangles in a rounded style are all believed to be replicas, specifically with eagle heads oriented diagonally to the right, probably made by Goro's apprentice.
As of October 19, 2025, if you search for turquoise pieces, they may be found for under 200,000 yen, but the right-facing eagle's flat pieces from the 90s will require at least 300,000 yen for a genuine purchase.
If you're unable to afford 300,000 yen, you'll find replicas, much like counterfeit Rolexes, will lead to disappointment either through a lack of sentiment or failure.
Thus, I recommend considering a gradual investment, where 30,000 yen set aside each year for a decade will yield a cash value of 600,000 yen in ten years.
The affluent understand that genuine items endure over time, while the impoverished tend to remain fixated only on aesthetics.
Vintage holds significant investment potential due to strong demand beyond the pieces themselves, and Goro's work is no exception.
The global impact has caused a real surge in prices as artists abroad begin to wear these pieces.
Please stay vigilant of the nuances between original and replica, and let's preserve the unique heritage of Goro's craftsmanship.
[Mugen] Custom Special Order Gorō’s Extra Large Feather Bangle with Gold – Vintage, Genuine Black Gold Provenance, 1994
This rare 1994 Goro's handmade bangle exemplifies the exceptional craftsmanship that has made Takahashi Gorō a revered name in Japanese jewelry. Vintage Goro's pieces, particularly those crafted in the early '90s, are increasingly sought after by collectors due to their unique designs and limited availability, with this feather bangle standing out due to its distinctive square bottom and genuine black gold material. The current bid reflects a realistic valuation considering the rising interest in authentic vintage Japanese artisan work, which has seen significant appreciation as collectors recognize the long-term investment potential of such rare items. Goro's legacy ensures that pieces like this not only preserve cultural heritage but also serve as desirable assets within the collector's market.