Exudes elegance and flair. The central purple stone is just the right color purple..not too dark and not too pale. A vibrant oval of clear paste stones outlines this central stone. Slight silver decoration extends outward from this center area. Fabulous to be worn on its own.
Can easily be worn with a little black dress or a white t-shirt depending on the desired sparkle for the day.
Measuring 7" in inner circumference so slightly smaller for those with stones. Will accommodate an average wrist.
Bangles with stones are harder to find than those with engraving. This is truly one to be considered to add to your collection.
We specialize in these engagement bangles. If you do not find your initial or a bracelet with the desired decoration or size with your initial, please contact us. We have a vast inventory and may have it. If not, we will certainly notify you when we do.
These bangles were originally produced between 1890 and 1915. They are almost all gold-filled which is the gold-filled of the Victorian era and not of today. This means they are high quality and will not turn or wear-off like those pieces from today. The bracelets are one hundred years old and are still in good condition so you will not harm them or wear them out in your lifetime either. Since they are not solid gold, they won't dent or ding as easily and can be worn on a more daily basis. You clean with a normal polishing cloth...no special care necessary. These were introduced as engagement bangles. This was the predecessor to the diamond engagement ring. DeBeers created the diamond engagement market in the twenties, but prior to the engagement ring, these bangles were often given. Most will have initials of some variety which would indicate the bride-to-be's new monogram. Some will have an inscription stating one's love or a date which is presumed to be the wedding date. Not all of these bangles have inscriptions nor were given as engagement bangles, but that is how they were introduced to the market. Several can be found with different floral designs on the top, and no two bangles are alike. It is believed that the bangles were personally designed as each flower had a different meaning in Victorian times. The flowers were chosen due to the personality and preference of the recipient. These were truly personalized gifts and not given on a whim. Enjoy and wear your bracelet in good health and harmony.
Dimensions:7" inner circumference
Condition:Excellent condition. Hinge and clasp are in proper working order. Stays shut when lightly tugged.
Circa:1890-1920
Web ID:MA20-804
Price:Free Shipping. We professionally package and can easily, safely ship any item, fully insured, within the US.
