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Antique Victorian 14k Bull's Eye Agate Bracelet

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Details: This exquisite 14k Victorian bracelet holds five beautifully matched bull's eye agates in a series of engraved 18k gold panels. The bracelet has lovely articulation and behind each stone is space for a photo or other memento. Here a pieces of dark fabric are seen as place-holders. The engraving is divine, seamlessly merging each segmented panel with a beautiful floral motif. 

The clasp panel is engraved with the initials "SG."  The bangle is finished with a hidden  tongue and box clasp that snaps securely closed. The piece would fit a small to small/medium wrist and is meant to fit snug so it doesn't turn. The bangle is in very good antique condition with age appropriate wear. 

Bull's eye agates show black and white concentric rings that were highly prized in Victorian England for their striking visual contrast. They were a testament to geological time passing as mineral deposits formed this unique pattern over thousands of years. Queen Victoria had a very strong affinity for unusual natural stones and she popularized  these beautiful gems. The public avidly followed suit.

An elegant and extremely chic piece, this bangle is as stylish now as it was in the late 19th century when it was made. A spectacular and collectable one-of-a-kind piece that will absolutely steal your heart. 

Measurements: The bracelet is .6" wide with a 6.4" interior circumference. 

Origin: English, c. 1880.

Notes: Bracelet is worn with a Tura Sugden diamond baguette bracelet and Gabriella Kiss' rings.