Victorian Turquoise Diamond Rare 18Kt Heavy Gold Garter Bangle

Description

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Victorian Turquoise Diamond Rare 18Kt Heavy Gold Garter Bangle
Wearable History
Garter jewellery was a must during the Victorian period, Queen Victoria was the head of the order of garter so the spread of garter design jewellery was for the badge of the Garter order of her arm she wore
This beautiful, rare example is 1860 ca.
Substantial weight of solid 18 KT gold – boasts magnificent design and exceptional Victorian crafting, fine in all aspects, the garter is lovingly knotted garter shape simply polished with top-stitching details running through the whole bangle, stopped by a domed pave' set turquoise button getting out from what simulates a buttonhole of tiny rose cut Diamonds
This is one of the finest ever so beautifully preserved except light scratching
Weighs 55.5 grams of 18 KT gold – acid tested
Centre piece is done with natural Turquoise cabochons of 2 to3.5 mm. - 4 rose and 1 old mine cut diamonds totalling approx .18 Ct
Measures: Garter is 30 x 50 mm. (h. x w.) - inside measures 45 x 55 mm.
Fantastic wearable art-piece stepping into back history ready to be cherish by any lover of the best antiques
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Further Details Below
Metal: 18 Kt gold, tested
Hallmarks: none/worn
Gems: natural turquoise cabochons of 2 to 3.5 mm. - 4 rose and 1 old mine cut diamonds totalling approx .18 Ct
Measures: Garter is 30 x 50 mm. (h. x w.) - inside measures 45 x 55 mm.
Weight: 55.5 grams
Condition: very good commensurate to age and use
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