This bracelet is outrageous, enchanting all that may gaze upon it. I would absolutely love to hoard so phenomenal archaeological revival bangle in three colors of gold for myself, but it would be sinful. Circa 1870, this is one of the finest, textbook original examples of Greco-Roman archaeological revival jewels; implementing architectural ornamental facade details typically found above door frames in miniature to underscore the grangure of classical education becoming prolific at the time. Moreover, the buckle motif additionally recalls the fascination with textile rendering in jewels at that moment in time, truly underscoring that this was a fashionable bangle, made for a woman of cutting edge taste.

Materials and Features: 14ct gold

Age/Origin: 1870’s 

Measurements: 20 grams, 16.5mm in length

Condition: In good antique condition with typical age wear.

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