Скачать или смотреть Antique Victorian *Rolled Gold* Albertina Bracelet With Cornucopia Circa 1890-1900

Step into pure Victorian romance with this exquisite late Victorian rolled gold Albertina bracelet, complete with its enchanting Cornucopia terminal.

“The Cornucopia, also known as the ‘horn of plenty’ is an ancient symbol of abundance, prosperity and nourishment’.

From the late 19th century, this captivating piece was originally made to hold a lady’s pocket watch – but now it transforms into one of the most beautiful and versatile bracelets you’ll ever wear.
Crafted entirely in warm rose rolled gold with delicate yellow gold floral detailing on the Cornucopia and barrel terminal, it’s a perfect blend of intricate craftsmanship and soft, glowing charm.

Measuring an ideal 21 cm, it drapes beautifully on the wrist and fastens securely with a classic large bolt ring - 1.7cm - and dog clip.
So versatile: wear it solo as a bracelet, or attach your favourite necklace chain to the bolt ring and dog-clip for an incredible necklace, or add a cherished charm to the bolt ring for your own signature style.

In lovely condition with no dents, damage, or noticeable wear to the rolled gold, it truly looks and feels like solid gold – rich, warm, and utterly luxurious against the skin.

Substantial, highly collectible, and incredibly easy to wear every day, this is a rare slice of Victorian jewellery that feels fresh and modern while whispering stories of the past.

Make this irresistible beauty yours – it’s waiting to become the piece you reach for again and again.

STONES
None

MEASUREMENTS
Length 21cm
Cornucopia - 3cm
Bolt ring - 1.7cm

WEIGHT
14.03 Grams

MARKS
None

ERA
Victorian 1837-1901

CONDITION
Excellent antique condition. A lovely example, well made, all original. Bolt ring and dog clip are tight and springy, opens and closes very securely. No dents. No repairs or damages. No thinning to foxtail chains. No issues to note. Just beautiful!