Regency Period Enamel Portrait Bracelet eternity rings with applied rose and yellow
Description
with applied rose and yellow gold letters
It's set with old mine cut diamonds
A cool antique vesta case shaped like a Tiger Claw
Stamped 585 (later added)
with bail for wear as a pendant
Regency Period Enamel Portrait Bracelet eternity rings with applied rose and yellowDATE: Georgian Regency, c. 1810 This exquisite bracelet was made during the Georgian Regency period, circa 1810. It features seven enamel portrait panels, each one depicting a young girl either with cherub wings and bow (presumably in reference to cupid), with what look sort of like playing cards or butterfly wings, and one with a King Charles spaniel. The panels are mounted in wonderfully ornate 15k gold, featuring the type of cannetille and filigree
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