In its original antique leather box, the 15k gold bracelet is comprised of 6 radiant almandine garnets in faceted teardrop shapes. With a total of 7.5 carats, you rarely find garnets with these rich saturations of color today.
Radiance is at the forefront and the plum and mulberry gemstones leap out across the ages to light the bracelets aura. At the center a rose cut diamond of .07 carats (M-N color, SI1-2 clarity) adds its hint of shimmer.
The construction and design is pure early Victorian circa 1840-50 with its revival of Celtic motifs to honor Queen Victoria (her reign began in 1837), infinity and geometric patterns.
In 15k gold, the English bracelet's construction still uses some of the earlier eras Georgian techniques of thin, light gold work, but now designed in a whole new way.
A gorgeous combination of vivid yellow gold with those mouth watering garnets would make the Queen proud.
