Late Victorian 14k Diamond and Emerald Etched Bangle

A gorgeous bracelet from the late Victorian (ca. 1900) era! This fabulous bangle is composed of 14k rosy yellow gold and is set with a series of seven stones, including two deep green emerald-cut emerald doublets amidst five assorted old mine cut diamonds. The emerald doublets, which are comprised of a sliver of natural emerald adhered to a green glass backing, boast a fabulous deep, luscious green color. The five old mine cut diamonds weigh an estimated cumulative 1.25ctw, H/I color, SI range clarity. All of the stones are set flush, making the bracelet very wearable. The front side of the bracelet boasts gorgeous, elegant scrolling and floral etching, signature to the turn of the century. The back side of the bangle is smooth and polished. The interior of the bangle is marked with an X and no other hallmarks or purity marks. An easy addition to any bracelet lover's collection, this stackable multi-stone bangle is a stunning example of turn of the century fashion, style, and craftsmanship.

Measurements: The interior circumference of the bracelet is approximately 7" and would best fit an average wrist. The bracelet is slightly wider than 1/4".

Condition: The overall condition of the bracelet is excellent. Besides normal surface wear, there is no apparent damage to the gold setting or to any of the emerald doublets and diamonds, all of which are intact. The bangle is free of any major dents or scratches.