Late Victorian Gold Operculum Shell Bracelet Romantic you're in for a treat

you're in for a treat

Accompanied by an Ian Abeshouse Valuation

The slim line and fine details in rings and bracelets seen in the 20s were expanded on and bracelets became wider while rings became more elongated both horizontally and vertically on the fingers

which brought an air of glamour to their masculinity

Imagine the thrill of slipping this ring on your hand and feeling the history

Late Victorian Gold Operculum Shell Bracelet Romantic you're in for a treatDescription Specifications History A beautiful Australian made, Late Victorian gold operculum shell bracelet. Operculum shell was popularly set in Victorian and Edwardian jewellery to bring in good luck and ward off evil. The shell is derived from a marine snail. While the snail is alive the operculum is a flexible membrane, but afterwards it hardens and becomes just like a typical calcareous seashell. The operculum are set in 9ct gold to form a