- Description
- Specifications
This Victorian Sterling Silver bangle dates back to Victorian era- circa 1880. The eye draws towards the beautifully detailed engraving along top half of bangle which forms flowing Ferns, Ivy leaves and Flowers -quite a skilled art of work ..... and something which would cost a small fortune to hand-engrave today!
The back half of bangle is plain and can be interchangeable (changing sides), depending on your styling for the day. The shape of bangle is oval which tends too sit (and fit) on the wrist better than that of a circular shaped bangle. The popular and easy to maneuver tongue and groove box clasp securely closes and opens this bangle.
The total width of bangle measures 1 2/2" or 31.2mm Total inside circumference measures just over 7" or 18cm and Inside diameter is 2 4/1 or 60.3mm. This bangle should suit a small to medium sized wrist.
We have lightly polished this bangle to bring it back to life again.
These wide sterling silver bangles were very popular during the late Victorian era and this charming bangle a beautiful example. A timeless design that would suit with most ensembles... day or night!
