This delish Bohemian garnet bracelet from 1870 looks good enough to eat. Resembling the bright seeded segments of a pomegranate, this bangle showcases three rows of lovingly pavé set garnets. In an effort to produce a bold and bright color that was more pronounced than when when the stones are set singularly, Bohemian garnets were clustered together in this pavé settings to show as little metal as possible, allowing for the richly hued red shine of the gems to play center stage. When caught in direct light, every single stone will flash (or sing!) together in a choir of brilliant red that pulls at the heart strings. This piece is a showstopper when worn on a bare wrist or over a sweater, but also pairs beautifully with a chunky bracelet stack, which I always love to style with a loose and airy top. A fabulous addition to any collection!

Materials and Features: 6ct gagnet gold, Bohemian garnet

Age/Origin: Czech Republic c. 1870

Measurements: 7cm wide, 16cm circumference , 28 grams

Condition: Good Condition, little to minor associated age wear.

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