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A beautiful antique, late Victorian or early Edwardian, Scottish silver Thistle bangle. An unusual piece as it is an early design with full Scottish hallmarks. The bangle is crafte...

A beautiful Victorian Scottish agate bracelet set in delicately engraved silver details. Each banded agate piece is totally unique and boasts various earthy hues from deep greens to ...

A stunning antique, mid Victorian era Scottish agate and Silver bracelet. The bracelet features beautifully faceted panels of polished agate panels each with engraved silver end caps, each of these is intercepted by fine tubular carved agates with short chain links and silver caps. The various agate tones and patterns make this bracelet an aesthetically interesting piece, such a magnificent piece of antique Scottish jewellery...

Victorian Scottish 15K Gold Garnet Carbuncle Enamel Bangle Bracelet c.1860's The piece is done in an original antiqued burnished finish, set with an ...

Sterling silver and Scottish agate bracelet, Scotland, Ca. 1870's-1880's. @8 1/2" in length when open. Excellent condition.

We offer a striking, antique scottish floral design bracelet of both abstract and realistic design, with alternating flowers of montrose gray agate and rich toned scuptural, curved budding blooms. To spark the above are silver links centered by faceted, gumdrop yellow citrines. The closure is secured by a desirable silver and agate heart padlock. The gray flowers have been securely wrapped in their own silver wired flower form. View all the photos for close up shots of the workmanship. This type of stone carving is not duplicated in scottish reproduction pieces. All agates are secured by silver both back and front.
During Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's reign in Great Britain, scottish tradition was admired. The queen and her consort built a castle in Scotland to which they would often retire dressed in scottish clan clothing. They immersed themselves in
scottish history and lived its tradition. Scottish jewelry became familiar to the British populace during this period and was sought for fashion. Today, many lovely pieces that are original survive. Unfortunately, there are reproductions galore. We seek and purchase originals only. Brooches, bracelets and to a lesser extent earrings are available and worn as a statement pieces for the beauty of the color and form. The work to create a piece involved many specialties and was time intensive. The period of high production in Scotland was 1860 - 1880, but the history goes far back to the clans, each of which had their unique tartans and tartan brooches. Examples of fine quality scottish brooches can be found in our inventory and on this website. See Ginny Dawes and Corrine Davidov's book entitled "Victorian Jewelry" for fine and exciting examples of antique scottish agate jewelry.

Low carat yellow gold with Multi-Colored Scottish Agate, Gate Clasp. Circa 1870's.
Bracelet is 8 inches in length