A beautiful Georgian silver bracelet. The almandine garnets have been cut to special shapes and are foiled at the back which gives the stones luminescence. One of the larger garnets forms the hidden clasp. }

A very pretty bracelet that was made circa 1910. It is set with well matched amethysts and small natural pearls in a floral design. }

A well designed lover's knot 9ct gold bangle that was made circa 1910. It is set with three oval matched vibrant opals. The use of opals in antique jewellery signified protection, loyalty and faithfulness. So this symbol together with the lover's knot motif sent a powerful message to the receiver. The centre opal matches the other too but the photograph does not show this well. }

A neat silver bracelet with a continuous line of interlocking double oval pieces which have a hidden clasp with a security catch. It was made in the 1920s and has been hand set with graded marcasite to look like rose diamonds. It was the costume jewellery of the Art Deco period. }

A good example of a Georgian 18ct gold agate bracelet. It may have been part of a parure which would have comprised of a necklace, earrings and brooch to match. Over the years pieces often get split up. This bracelet stands on it's own and looks smart. The brown agate is mounted in to gold settings with a secure clasp. }

A good quality Art Deco silver bracelet set with graded marcasite (iron pyrites) It is such a smart look on the wrist with the intricate figure of eight design. }

An interesting and very stylish Mexican bracelet made circa 1960 in Taxco, the famous jewellery town. It is a great design and lovely quality with turquoise and inlaid black stone. }

A good Art Deco silver bracelet with four carved coral plaques of roses. It is set with graded marcasite (iron pyrites). The whole effect is dramatic and very stylish on the wrist. It was made circa 1920-1930. }

An unusual 15ct gold bracelet set with three zircons and natural split pearls. It was made circa 1900-1910 and is from the Edwardian period. The design is pretty and striking and the condition is excellent. }

An unusual 15ct gold bracelet set with a central cluster of pear shaped flat cut almandine garnets with a tiny natural split pearl in the centre. On either side of the central section are two garnets. The entire bracelet is chased with flowers and leaves on the gold. It is also articulated so it sits nicely on the wrist. It was made circa 1830-1840. }

For lovers of hearts this 15ct gold bracelet is a must! It would have been a gift of love. The use of turquoise means "Forget me not" after the flower of the same name. It was made circa 1900-1910 and is in wonderful condition. }

A good silver bracelet by the well known firm Theodor Fahrner. The firm was based in Phortzeim in the Black Forrest, Germany, and produced some of the best Art Deco silver jewellery. This bracelet is a good example of Fahrner’s work. It is set with tiny graded marcasites (iron pyrites) and intricate silver swirly motifs. }

A well designed silver gilt bracelet set with marcasite by Theodor Fahrner, made in the 1930s. The firm of Theodor Fahrner is and was very well known as it employed cutting edge artists who designed extraordinary pieces. The factory was based in Phortzeim in the Black Forrest, Germany. }

An eyecatching Art Deco silver  and marcasite bracelet by Theodor Fahrner. His distinctive designs set him apart and make him a favorite among Collectors. }

A rather extraordinary and impressive silver cuff bangle which is set with moonstone like quartz (Rock crystal and Rose Quartz) and Rhodonites. It was made in the 1960s and is a designed piece but I cannot identify the maker. }

This bangle was designed to be worn on the upper part of the arm. It was most likely designed by the Artificer's Guild and is set at intervals with moonstones. The celtic style silver work is well executed and stylish. It was made circa 1900-1920. }