Early 19th Century Chain Bracelets

An exceptional Georgian 20 karat gold round belcher link bracelet. Each link is chased with either star or forget me knot motifs. The scroll engraved padlock is set with five turquoise stones, set as a forget me knot, so significant as the plaited hair in the back of the locket reveals. A star-spangled barrel clasp completes this superb example of the Georgian art. A safety chain is fitted for security. Here is an extract from Georgian Jewellery 1714-1830 by Ginny Reddington with Olivia Dawes describing the typical attributes of a bracelet like this. The Georgian Chain There is no other item of jewellery more distinctly Georgian than the long gold chain of woven, knitted, engraved or stamped out links usually joined end to end with a decorative clasp such as an outstretched hand or a barrel studded with tiny gemstones. The more intricate of these might take many weeks to make. The pattern of the links on Georgian chains reveal an endless array of stamped dots, stars, stripes or circles that were impressed on to fine gold sheeting and almost seamlessly joined together. This is a delightful example of a late Georgian gold bracelet...

Very fine Platinum art deco diamond bracelet Diamond Weight: European Brilliant 12 Carat 2 Carat emerald cut Color : D-E-F White Clarity: VS

A rare and exceptional pair of bracelets each with six round glass fronted, hinged locket compartments enclosing a miniature painting of an eye, linked by eight rows of fine gold tra...

It was made gold mesh composed by tiny semi-circular hollow section rings welded together, it has been used as necklace or bracelet According with the Medieval history the Venet...

The sentiment that arrives with a Georgian or Victorian heart padlock bracelet is easily understood. It is a design that led to but fa...