Late 19th Century Link Bracelets

An Etruscan revival bracelet. An exceptional piece, created in Italy during the Victorian (1840-1901) era, back in the 1880. It was carefully crafted with Etruscan revival patterns in solid rich yellow gold of 18 karats and embellished with an intricate micro mosaic depicting a scarab. Decorated with an intricate dotted pattern geometrically placed. The micro mosaic is of Italian origins, created from more than 400 tiny pieces, carved from natural stones, such; blue lapis lazuli, red coral, black onyx, green malachite, black onyx, lava, creme nacre and 24k gold. This piece of art is composed by elements from several artistic movements, carefully mixed together, such the Victorian era, the Etruscan revival and the Egyptian revival. Weight: 25.95 Grams, (16.64 Dwt). Size: Fit a wrist up to 6.5 Inches, (16.5 Cm). Measurements: The central part is 28 mm by 29 mm 1.10 x 1.14 (Inches). Hallmarks: None, tested for 18 karats .750/.999 Gold...

Thick bars of cool green Nephrite jade, succulent and translucent, their original antique polish a thing to behold. Each link is secured by gilt-silver caps, encircled with thick tex...

From the Romanov era, a rare coral bracelet from Russia designed as seventeen carved open pear-shaped coral links alternating with openwork gold links of similar design. One end is fitted with a gold swivel clasp, the other with a large gold ring suspending a later Romanov gold eagle. Bracelet, Russian, circa 1890, stamped with maker’s initials (illegible). Gold Romanov eagle...

Unusual hand carved Victorian coral link bracelet in with buckle motif. "Buckle" is composed of tablet coral beads and the links are toggled together by gold pegs...

Unusual hand carved Victorian coral link bracelet with buckle motif. "Buckle" is composed of tablet coral beads and the links are toggled together by gold pegs...

Gently graduated oval coral cabochon stones, each encircled in its own hand-carved garland of golden leaves and dotted with platinum florets. Substantial in size for Victorian jewelr...