Etruscan Revival Bangles

A rare matched pair of Victorian hinged bangles richly embellished in the Etruscan Revival style. Each bracelet is decorated with ornate applied bead and wirework, globular finials, ...

Victorian Etruscan Revival celestial star bracelet. Very rare bracelet of a celestial star highly decorated, created in England during the Victorian Era (1837-1901), back in the 187...

Museum quality large antique Etruscan Revival Grand Tour carnelian intaglio 15K yellow gold locket bracelet Circa 1860 The impressive scale of this stunning bracelet indicates that it was created for a very wealthy individual, likely to commemorate a Grand Tour voyage. The exquisitely engraved carnelian intaglio depicts a complex scene with classical Roman architectural buildings, possibly the Piazza del Popolo in Rome, surrounded by angels with Christ amidst clouds watching over the Eternal City and being crowned by angels. The impressive size of the intaglio and superb execution point to this piece being created in Rome by a jeweler possibly associated with the Vatican Workshops. Rome was the pinnacle of attraction of the Grand Tour- the seat of papal splendour, capital of the ancient world and a treasure trove of art. Numerous fine jewelers worked tirelessly to create beautiful mementos to commemorate the Grand Tour travels of the wealthy. The Castellani family, Carlo Giuliano, Cesare Roccheggiani are among the prominent makers who supplied Grand Tour jewels. The demand for these was so strong that British Crown jewelers...

An 18 karat yellow gold openwork hinged bangle by Temple St. Clair, depicting a repeating vine motif bordered on either side by gold beads. This bangle is hinged on one side and feat...

This beautiful 14k gold bracelet features intricate Etruscan Revival wirework, with twisted gold wire, a repeating motif of squares and circles, and swooping designs along the top an...

This beautiful 19th-century bracelet, crafted in England, is an outstanding example of Neo-Etruscan jewelry design, blending timeless elegance with intricate craftsmanship. Made from...

One of our favourite jewellery styles is Etruscan Revival, and this bangle is a lovely example of English jewellery from the last quarter of the 19th century. Crafted from 15 karat y...

The bracelet dates to the 1860s, when the neo-archaeological style developed, promoted by the Castellani goldsmith family and characterized by a revival of the decorations and techni...

This exquisite antique bangle set, dating back to the mid-late 1800s, showcases the intricate craftsmanship of the Mughal period. Crafted from 19 karat yellow gold, the bangles feature stunning red, blue, and green enamel work, with intricate gold engravings adorning the four hinges. The highlight of the piece is the magnificent elephant head motif, adorned with mesmerizing rose-cut diamonds. Known as kundan jewelry...

A striking and very impressive Etruscan bracelet, beautifully preserved and a simply incredible example of this celebrated style. The amount of skill that was needed to create this i...

An antique Etruscan revival pearl and gold hinged bangle, with a row of eleven, natural half pearls, in grain settings, in a raised rectangular box, onto an Etruscan style granulatio...

Etruscan Revival Cuff. Inner circumference: Approximately 19.62 centimeters. Width: 5.30 centimeters. Total weight: 72.99 grams.