Antique Edwardian Turquoise Pearl Bangle 9ct Gold Dated 1901 Georgian (1714-1830) 15ct stones on either side

15ct stones on either side (approx

Riding jewellery was popular in the Victorian era and was usually worn by women of social standing who partook in activities such as Riding or hunting and wore these pieces as a symbol of their love for the sport

wires) x Width 7mm at the widest

48ct total)

Maker’s initials (JS)

Antique Edwardian Turquoise Pearl Bangle 9ct Gold Dated 1901 Georgian (1714-1830) 15ct stones on either sideAn elegant antique Edwardian bangle from the turn of the 20th Century featuring a curved, wave motif across the front, dotted with alternating turquoise and natural pearls with further scrolled flourishes and gold beads chasing down the sides. Turquoise is considered a stone of everlasting love and pearls a stone of loyalty. They were a popular combination in the Edwardian era with their soft colours complementing each other perfectly, evoking the