Queen Victoria loved all things Scottish thanks to her heritage and loved Scottish agate jewellery also known as pebble jewellery, and here is a very beautiful antique Scottish agate bracelet dating from the 1880's.
Made with six sections of gorgeous agate that have that beautiful earthy colours to it ranging from browns through to orange, the ends are made in sterling silver which have all been delightfully hand engraved.
From end to end the bracelet measures 21.5cm by 1.8cm wide and as it is made in sections, rolls beautifully over the wrist.
Laying perfectly on the wrist, this antique Scottish agate bracelet is just divine.
Stock# Q644
Circa: 1880
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Scottish agate jewellery:
Made popular by Queen Victoria who loved the Scottish Highlands and her Scottish ancestry, Scottish agate jewellery is also commonly known as Scottish Pebble jewellery and is as popular now as when the pieces were made over a century ago. Scottish silver agate bracelets, brooches and dirks among others became very popular and thanks to the ease of mining the agate and quite often set in silver, made it very affordable for so many people.
