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19th century antique coral bracelet made in France
Here is a truly exceptional 19th century antique coral bracelet made in France that is of the highest standard and quality. Natural coral in this colour is so hard to find and the modern coral found today is often sponge coral which is then dyed to imitate this colour. Highly prized and desired since Roman times, the colour from this coral is just amazing as is the high quality of the carving on each of the five pieces. Beautifully hand made in 18ct yellow gold in the 1840's, the standard of manufacture really is second to none. The way the links have a fluid design and wrap around each other is just incredible as is the way the clasp is hidden into the bracelet with a seamless finish and look to it. Even the frame of each the cameos showcases the high quality and all of this work is there to compliment and highlight each of the coral cameos. With the largest cameo including its frame measuring 34.2mm by 27.8mm, and the smaller ones measuring 31.7mm by 23.6mm, the size of each coral cameo allows for such incredible and highly intricate detail that was no doubt expertly hand carved nearly 200 years ago. Each cameo takes your breath away at the quality of hand carving and finding a bracelet with one coral cameo of this quality would be difficult, let alone five. From end to end the bracelet measures a full 19.6cm and sits so well on the wrist and regardless of which cameo is showing, there is little doubt that it will always be admired and appreciated. This is a true collectors piece of museum quality that is unlike anything else and real one-off piece that could never be replicated. Stock# ES7541 Circa: 1840 $23,800
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Georgian era agate bracelet
It is getting harder and harder to find Georgian jewellery, and this bracelet is in wonderful condition, dating from the early 1820's. Made in 18ct yellow gold the bracelet is set with Scottish agate which was a popular material all the way from the 1800's through to the Victorian era until the late 1800's. The colour of the agate is just so natural and has a wonderful warm yellow-ochre colour that blends perfectly with the 18ct yellow gold and looks so good against the skin. Measuring 17.5cm in length, each piece measures approximately 17.7mm wide and wraps beautifully around the wrist and day or night retains such an elegant and stylish look to it. This antique Georgian era bracelet is just mesmerising and will always be loved and admired. Stock# ES7009 Circa: 1820 $3,850
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Whitby Jet bracelet
Whitby Jet has been found in jewellery since 10,000BC, and was most popular in Roman times and especially in the late Victorian era when Queen Victoria made it popular after Prince Albert' death in 1861, and here for offer is a very attractive antique Whitby Jet bracelet. Prized for its "jet-black" look, indeed this is where the term came from, Whitby Jet is actually the fossilized remains of a tree that once extracted from the ground or the cliffs on the coast, takes a wonderful polish and very high lustre as can be seen in this expandable bracelet dating from the 1890's. The bracelet is made up of partially facetted links that lead all around to the front where there is quite an unusual section set with a sterling silver buckle design. This use of silver is very rare indeed and makes it really stand out on the wrist. Connecting it all together, the pieces are joined with two rows of expandable elastic allowing it to sit perfectly on any size wrist, and measures 18.2mm wide at the back and 32.7mm wide at the front section with the buckle. Whitby Jet jewellery such as this has such a wonderful somewhat Bohemian look to it, and really looks so good on any woman's wrist regardless of their age, and this antique Whitby Jet bracelet is just divine with the addition of its sterling silver buckle. Stock# ES1005 Circa: 1890 $950
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Art Deco 1920’s diamond bracelet
There is nothing quite as divine as jewellery from the Art Deco period, and here is an Art Deco 1920's diamond bracelet that is simply divine. Exquisitely hand made entirely in platinum, the use of platinum allowed the jewellery to draw the platinum into a fine wire and create not only the spectacular form you see, but also to retain its strength to support the diamonds. Made in Austria in the 1920's, the design is so typical of the designs of the Art Deco era with so much style and sophistication. The bracelet measures 18cm in length and wraps around the wrist to elegantly thanks to the segmented sections and measures 1.2cm wide. Set with an incredible two hundred and eighteen rose cut diamonds set into the most fabulous and intricate design, these diamonds total 1.09 carats and are then further highlighted by seven European cut diamonds with a total diamond weight of 1.96 carats bringing the total weight of diamonds to 3.05 carats. There is no denying that this bracelet is just fabulous, and combine this with the platinum, the era when it was made and the incredible sparkle from the diamonds, and this all comes together to give you this mesmerising bracelet you see before you. Stock#ES6298 Circa: 1925 Country of origin: Vienna $39,500
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Antique platinum and gold ruby and diamond bracelet.
Here is a magnificent antique bracelet from France and dating from the early 1900's in the most delightful design. Hand made in platinum with 18ct yellow gold settings for the rubies, the design is so intricate and beautiful and flows across the wrist so elegantly. The bracelet is set with 9 natural rubies and 90 delightful rose cut diamonds and 18 European cut diamonds that sparkle so wonderfully. The rubies total 2.70 carats in weight and the diamonds 1.42 carats. The bracelet measures 17.7cm in length by 1.1cm wide and flows over the wrist wonderfully. This is a spectacular early 20th Century platinum bracelet in the most wonderful and attractive design destined to be loved and admired. Stock# ES2717 Country of origin: France Circa: 1910 $17,500
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