An utterly remarkable antique Edwardian 9ct gold diamond bangle! Dated to 1906, this absolutely exquisite rare find features an intricate Etruscan Revival-inspired design, with a gorgeous central panel decorated with a star-shaped cluster of sparkling old-cut and rose-cut diamonds. The central panel is framed by elaborate scrolls, gold bead accents to the top and detailed shoulders featuring tiny applied gold beads and twisted-wire edging. Bearing historic Chester hallmarks and weighing an impressive 11.4 grams, the bangle is presented in a beautiful fitted antique bracelet box (likely the original) and features a hinge and safety chain fastening. An absolutely stunning and unique example of Edwardian jewellery, perfect for collectors and lovers of intricate Victorian and Edwardian design!
Details: • Metal: 9ct gold (yellow gold and rose gold) • Gemstones: Diamond • Design: Hinged bangle bracelet • Internal diameter: Approx. 60mm (6cm) • Weight: Approx. 11.4 grams (excluding box) • Fastening: Hinged clasp with safety chain • Hallmarks: Chester Assay Office • Maker's Mark: S.P. • Era: Edwardian (date letter for 1906) • Condition: Generally good, with minor surface scratches and age-related discolouration to the gold, particularly on the interior. The diamonds appear bright and well-matched. The accompanying antique jewellery box displays wear consistent with its age but remains functional and fits the bangle beautifully. • Presentation: Supplied with a fitted antique bracelet box
This exquisite Edwardian bangle will be provided in its beautiful fitted antique jewellery box, making it a wonderful gift or a treasured addition to any antique jewellery collection.
