Oh the perfect glow of pearl by-pearl-by-pearl creating an organic cobblestone ribbon of luminous cream spheres! This bracelet is one of the finest earl Victorian examples of the pearl-pave we've ever had, and I've never seen it four rows across in so mint condition a bangle before. Circa 1840-1850, this rare example is a weighty piece that might have been part of a wedding parure-- just outrageous!

Materials and Features: 18ct gold, pearls

Age/Origin: Victoria's coronation/wedding period, 1840-1850

Marks: Inscribed: 19 Mai 1923-- English made, French inscription. 

Measurements: 5.9” circumference, 41 grams 

Condition; Very good; for her more than 100 year age, this special bracelet has a beautiful finish and is in very good condition. Minor and associated average.

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