A circa 1860s Victorian era bracelet with faceted round and oval links and longer open-work links featuring beautiful star motifs. The bracelet is set in 10K Rose Gold and is held securely by a large heart padlock with gorgeous foliate engravings. A juicy deep red cabochon garnet is collet set on one side while the other side is set with a bloodstone lion crest intaglio with the motto "Quo Virtus et Fata Vocant" which translates to "Virtue wherever the fates call".
There's a safety chain attached to both ends of the bracelet for added security.
DETAILS & MEASUREMENTS
10K Rose Gold
Length: 16.5cm / 6.5 inches
Width: 7mm
Weight: 13g
1x Cabochon Garnet (9.5 x 7mm) | 1x Carved Intaglio Bloodstone (11.5 x 9.8mm)
Birthstone Month: Garnet - January | Bloodstone - March
HALLMARKS & APPROXIMATE PERIOD
Unmarked, Victorian era, Circa 1860s
CONDITION
Wonderful, pre-owned antique condition, light surface wear commensurate with age. Padlock latch closes securely. Bloodstone has some nicks and hardened wax residue, however the carving is still very clear. Please refer to images closely.
ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE APPROXIMATE
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