Description -  An exceptional and highly collectable example of the Late Victorian Aesthetic Movement jewellery, this sterling silver hinged bangle dates precisely to 1884.

Crafted by the renowned Birmingham manufacturing silversmith Samuel Garside, this piece perfectly captures the structural elegance and bold stone set designs popularised in the late 9th century .

The face of the cuff features five large, beautifully faceted natural citrines displaying rich, deep honey amber hue.

Each gemstone is housed in an open backed, dramatic crown claw setting that allows light to flood through the citrines creating magnificent depth and brilliance.

The central panel is framed by delicate rose gold gilt borders, creating a striking two tone contrast against the heavily hand engraved geometric floral background.

True to the high end craftsmanship of the period, the bangle is trimmed with it' original fully intact " bead & reel" dimensional borders.

Complete with a secure integrated box clasp and its original fine link silver safety chain, this beautiful cuff bangle is in fantastic condition.

A superb antique cuff bangle, which would make an excellent addition to any jewellery collection.

Dimensions - The bangle is Oval in shape , with an internal diameter of 56.7mm & opens out to 86.0mm

The back of the bangle is 12.25mm wide & at the front it measures 17.2mm which includes the beads.

Citrines - are 7.2mm, 7.48mm , 7.73mm, 7.47mm & 7.30mm respectively. Round Cut.

Year - 1884 ( Gothic Lower Case date letter k)

Maker - Samuel Garside ( Stamped S.G )

Assay Office - Birmingham - ( Anchor Mark )

Metal - Solid Sterling Silver ( Lion Passant ) with rose gold gilt accents.

Weight - 23.70 grams

Lay By - is available, please message me for details.

Complimentary - express sign for delivery Australia wide.

Payment - accepted via Pay Pal x 4 up to $2,000, Direct Deposit & Pay Pal Regular.

Thank you for your interest  - Deb xx