Antique Berlin Iron Bracelet

Berlin iron bracelet of six joined cameos surrounded by openwork motifs (black lacquered cast iron). Berlin, circa 1800s.

A fabulous early 19th century Berlin iron work bracelet with a central knight cameo panel masterfully crafted around 1820. Iron work jewellery are synonymous displays of patriotism and sacrifice, believed to have begun in 1804 in the Berlin Royal Factory, the Prussian state urged wealthy families to donate their costly jewellery to the war effort and the struggle against Napoleon. In exchange for highly ornate, gem set pieces of jewellery wealthy individuals handed over their heirlooms for iron work pieces such as this one in an effort to help fund the state for much need war provisions. This example comprises of interlocking coiled links with a central set cameo panel depicting an armoured knight. A stunning piece of antique jewellery history...

This lush Berlin Iron Geiss Bracelet c. 1830 completely original. The design is one never before seen in our professional years of collecting iron jewelry nor is it pictured in the books showing Berlin Iron as has most of our jewelry . Links of interconnecting iron vines...

Antique bracelet, finely crafted in 14k gold with diamonds weighing approximately a total of 10.00 carat. Circa 1900.s.

Of central entwined shape, centered by a green tourmaline and accented by two small pearls. mounted in plain rose gold and snakeskin yellow gold. The bangle is hinged and opens. ...

These wonderful silver buttons are strung onto a black cotton string to make up a bracelet. The buttons were hand crafted in the second quarter of the ...