Late 18th Century Bracelets

A silver bracelet made of antique bible closure created in1700s/1800s. The free links of the bracelet depict different biblical figures on a floral background and are connected with each other by means of three row chain...

An authentic 14K yellow gold Victorian enamel tassle bracelet. The gold-mesh bracelet ends off with multi-fringed tassel and is mounted with a crescent...

This impressive Georgian period Diamond bangle is 1790/1800 ca An absolutely fabulous Georgian Period wide bangle made in the late 1700, Western Europe origin Hand crafted of 15 KT g...

This beautiful bracelet is Georgian period, 1820 ca Hand crafted of solid 18 kt gold Consisting of five large oval and round panels set with black banded agate polished sections Marv...

Victorian Romanticism This lovely little Victorian era bracelet is composed by a sweet heart made of 15 Ct solid gold – marked – hanging from a Platinum chain in...

Marked 18ct gold and turquoise bracelet/ bangle, circa 1970s, 15.3 grammes, 5cm diameter, 16cm circumference of the bangle, 2cm opening, 3.5mm thickness of twisted wire, stones are 4...

Over two centuries old, this 14k gold Georgian fancy link chain is one of the most unique pieces of jewelry we’ve encountered. The five intaglios date to 1779, while the fancy link chain they hang from is circa 1800. The bracelet has multiple layers of history to it, and each element was made with astonishing craftsmanship. The gold chain itself is an incredible piece of artistry. The complexity is intense—this is a masterwork of Georgian elements and a true geometric wonder. It is multi-component, alternating between several different intricate links. An elongated cage-like link is hollow and squared-off, vaguely reminiscent of a butterfly in its symmetry. It alternates with a squashed, pumpkin-like globe that is bisected by a dotted oval link. The completely handmade reticulation was created by hand-sawing out each detail. In between them is a fettered link, consisting of overlapping circles tied around a middle section that is adorned with stars. The tiny stars on the central link are indicative of the Georgian era, dating the chain to the early 1800’s. Five intaglios hang from the chain, in the Georgian era equivalent of a charm bracelet. The black intaglios are made from basalt—a vitreous material that tightens as it hardens and is perfect for capturing carved detail. In places, the black basalt has a subtle shimmer that enhances its beauty. The center intaglio contains the profile of a man, and is marked on the back as Wedgwood and “38-2”. The other two basalt intaglios are double sided and Wedgwood. One features Seneca on one side and Isaac Newton on the other, with a shooting star like symbol near his head. Perhaps these basalt Wedgwood medallions...

Lovely mourning bangle created in the end of 1800's. It has a compartment for holding something small that reminds you of your beloved one. Made of 14...

This 18k yellow gold shagreen cuff bracelet features an antique mother-of-pearl Chinese gambling counter with motifs dating back to the 18th Century. Ori...

Oval clasp for a bracelet or a necklace with a miniature showing two little girls. The girls have short hair, typical for the post revolutionary fashion. The bigger child is holding ...

A fine Indian 18th century Mughal 22k gold bangle with kundan set diamonds and rubies, featuring fine enamel work. The enamels bold an bright with abstract...