Bracelets | Silver

A unique and striking bracelet for all occasions.

2000 3593

The prettiest forget-me-not bracelet we have ever had. A bracelet for all occasions.

2001 2779

An early black and white extremely fine micro mosaic portrait panel of Venus in her chariot surrounded by romantic putti and lyres in a bold and detailed silver bracelet mount makes a unique and striking bracelet for today.

2001 1925

A quintessential Art Deco party bracelet

2001 3073

Exquisitely made. Exquisitely wearable.

20009304

The Victorians’ high end costume jewellery. The current look without the price. The Victorians knew how to impress. You can enjoy the same now. A great piece to add to your jewellery wardrobe.

2001 3004

A happy vibe bracelet you won’t want to take off.

2001 3332

A wildly exuberant bold bracelet. A statement piece and such fun. A must for beach holidays.

2001 3028

The quintessential bold Victorian silver bangle. The go to bangle for the Victorian lady for daytime. She knew her jewellery.

2001 3042

A very cool bracelet

2001 2595

Another very cool bracelet- with original clasp.

2001 2601

Incredibly gorgeous

2000 5139

An unlikely romantic jewel? Most definitely. Snakes are viewed as a symbol of eternal love in Western jewellery. Price Albert gave Victoria a serpent engagement ring and snake jewellery has been popular throughout history.

2001 2151

Antique but so contemporary looking in its sharp simplicity.

2001 3059 SOLD

A very distinctive, decorative and spectacular bangle.

2001 3011 SOLD

Colourful. Striking . Versatile. Antique Scottish jewellery at its wearable best.

2001 1987 SOLD