Etruscan Engagement BraceletThis restored Victorian engagement bracelet features gold filled Etruscan design details from the late 1800s. The bracelet comes from a tradition centuries ago in which a groom would present his future bride with a set of bracelets: one to be worn at the beginning of their engagement and the second to be put on the day of her wedding. Women would often pass these down from daughter to daughter. This bracelet opens with a hinged spring clasp in the

Metal: 10k white gold and 14k yellow gold

Victorian sterling silver locket from the late 1800s featuring a hand-engraved and embossed leaf design details

sterling silver stick pin from the 1800s featuring paste stones surrounding a purple crystal stone

Victorian gold filled with watch fob charm and connecting link from the late 1800s with hand-engraved floral and scrollwork details

and the outer hinged half rings are set with white stones

25” in height with the locket showing minor wear to the enamel on the bail and back of the locket that is consistent with the locket's age

This piece was originally made in Italy and sourced in England

Victorian chain

we like to think this group of little bunnies was initially used to seal correspondence indicating the first signs of spring

A Georgian Black Dot Paste Rivière strand arrived as a piece too short to be a necklace and too long to be a bracelet--our response

The horseshoe features 7 nails for good luck

You know we love antique pieces with function