Victorian Garnet Bracelet with Original Box c.1860 in 15ct Gold
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Victorian Garnet Bracelet with Original Box | c.1860 | 15ct Gold
DESCRIPTION:
An exquisite and authentic Victorian bracelet, circa 1860, beautifully crafted in 15ct gold and set with three natural garnet cabochons of deep, glowing red.
Each link features elaborate foliate and scroll motifs, showcasing the refined craftsmanship of mid-19th-century jewellery. The garnets are cabochon-cut, enhancing their rich translucence and romantic warmth — a beloved gemstone of the Victorian era, symbolising love and devotion.
This bracelet remains in excellent antique condition and comes with its original fitted presentation box, adding to its rarity and charm.
DETAILS:
• Period: Victorian, c.1860
• Material: 15ct gold (tested)
• Gemstones: 3 natural garnets (approx. 6.5x4.5mm, 4.5x3.5mm x2)
• Length: 17cm (fits wrist approx. 16cm)
• Width: approx. 1cm
• Weight: 9.2g
• Condition: Excellent antique condition with minor age wear consistent with its period. Stones secure, settings crisp.
A truly collectible example of fine Victorian craftsmanship — elegant, symbolic, and timeless in its beauty.
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