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Welcome to the beauty, history and art that is vintage jewelry. We buy and sell vintage rhinestone, costume, designer, bakelite and antique Georgian & Victorian jewelry, purses and accessories.
To be alerted when new items are added, please e-mail jane@morninggloryantiques.com and we will be glad to add you to the contact list.
All jewelry is in excellent vintage condition unless specified otherwise.  All items are subject to prior sale.
We work constantly to offer extensive jewelry research, pictures and information in our references, " Jewel Chat " and " Morning Glory Collects ".
We do not, however, offer identification, valuation or appraisal services. 

TO PURCHASE: You are on a reference page of Morning Glory Antiques & Jewelry. These items were photographed from private collections, and are for reference only.
Jewelry that is available TO BUY can be accessed by clicking HERE
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We buy wonderful and unusual jewelry every day, so feel free to e-mail me if you'd like to sell.
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Morning Glory Collects... 
things we love to buy, wear and share
VICTORIAN BRACELETS
 

 

 
VICTORIAN BRACELETS

Victorian jewelry is as complex in it's symbolism, sentiment and design as the fashion, architecture and decor of the time. Worn as an ornament, a love token or a remembrance, both the costume and fine jewelry of the era not only completed the well-dressed lady's attire but also denoted her position in society, her marital status and her sense of self.

Since the Victorian era stretched over six decades, many types of jewelry came and went in vogue. Mass production made jewelry available to the widest number of buyers in the broadest range of designs ever seen before in history. When it came to formal occasions, the "more is better" theme of the Victorian era carried over into how jewelry was worn by royalty and the aristocracy. Paintings of Queen Victoria and other royals at state occasions show multiple brooches, swags, earrings, bracelets and hair ornaments. But the jewelry of the everyday woman is collectible, fascinating and a lesson in history that enchants us even today.
 


 VICTORIAN 14 karat yellow gold and emeralds buckle bangle, etched design, 6-1/2" by 3/4". Emerald is the symbol of Spring and renewal.  View   View   #V32117 VICTORIAN sterling silver gilt bangle with rubies and pearls, applied delicate scallop and dots design, etched flowers set with rubies and pearls, safety chain, in original box, hallmarked for sterling 1882, 7" by 1".   View   View   View   View   View   #V31965 VICTORIAN sterling silver gilt bangle with rubies and pearls, applied delicate scallop and dots design, etched flowers set with rubies and pearls, safety chain, in original box, hallmarked for sterling 1882, 7" by 1".   View   View   View   View   View   #V31965

 

 VICTORIAN 14k yellow gold decorated links bracelet with diamond and aqua enameling center and a chain slide-style safety, circa 1895, 7" by 3/4" at front, 1/3" band.   #V20328 

 VICTORIAN stick coral in eternity knot brooch, extra large sized at 2-1/3" across. A similar but much smaller brooch can be seen in this carte de viste. In the Victorian era, wearing coral was thought to promote good health.   View  #V32108

VICTORIAN coral carved segments bracelet with square rosette and carved bar stations, yellow gold fittings, 7-1/3" by 7/16". In the Victorian era, wearing coral was thought to promote good health.  View   #V32107

 

VICTORIAN 14k yellow gold snake bracelet with Persian turquoise head and garnet eyes, snake 1-1/2" by 3/4", total 7".  View   View   View   #V32252

   VICTORIAN 10k yellow gold with unusual hollow floral and scrolls etched links bracelet with garnet cabochon etched scrolls padlock, bracelet 7" by 5/8", padlock 1-1/2".   View   View   View   #V31568

VICTORIAN yellow gold and seed pearls hinged bangle bracelet, 7" by 1/2".   View   View   #V31780

 

VICTORIAN Victorian c. 1840s pinchbeck Swiss floral enamel bracelet with black and white enameling, 7-1/4" by 2".   View   View   View   View   View   View   View   #V32251

VICTORIAN Victorian c. 1840s pinchbeck Swiss floral enamel bracelet with black and white enameling, 7-1/4" by 2".   View   View   View   View   View   View   View   #V32251

VICTORIAN Victorian c. 1840s pinchbeck Swiss floral enamel bracelet with black and white enameling, 7-1/4" by 2".   View   View   View   View   View   View   View   #V32251

 

VICTORIAN agate and sterling silver buckle bracelet, total length 10-1/2" by 1" wide, wearable by a 7-1/2" to 9" wrist.   View   View   View   View   View   View   View   View   View   #V31562

VICTORIAN link bracelets with padlock closures.

VICTORIAN agate bracelet with pad lock, 7" by 7/8" with a 1-1/4" padlock.  View   View   View   View   View   View   #V31563

 

      BRACELET made of turn-of-the-century cuff link covers. View    View    View   #V18690

    VICTORIAN 7"  by 1" agate bracelet with an engraved plaque that says, "AR Clothier. 111 London. Rd. Chippenham. WRCD 47/2". An unusual advertising piece.  View   View   View   View   #23382

VICTORIAN round agate disks in gold filled settings strung on elastic bracelet, graduated from 2/3" to 1-1/2", 7" when relaxed.   View   View   View   View   View   #V29633

 

   VICTORIAN gold tone embossed links 7-1/2" bracelet with various watch fobs as charms, circa 1890's. Beginning at the top, a 10k yellow gold and carnelian 3/4" fob; a black rectangular French jet warrior cameo fob 1-1/3"; a 1" transparent brown intaglio warrior fob; a 3-sided 10k watch key with quartz, agate and chrystophase; a moss agate and onyx rotating fob; a 3/4" carnelian coat of arms intaglio set in 14k gold; a blue glass scarab 1-1/4" fob; a 2-sided carnelian and onyx 1-1/4" locket with a broken hinge; a 10k gold and chrystophrase 1" intaglio of a hand holding up a cross; a 2-sided brown 3/4" cameo fob with agate reverse; a 1" glass intaglio; a 1-1/4" carnelian fob; a 7/8" bloodstone fob with intaglio chess knight (horse); a 1" carnelian colored glass cameo with white horse head; a 10k gold and carnelian 3/4" elk intaglio.  See Christie Romero's "Warman's Jewelry, 3rd Edition" page 64.       View     #V17891     VICTORIAN gold tone etched links bracelet with crystal fobs as charms: spinning barrels, spinning crystals, pitcher, lantern, mustard seed and heart.   #V10721    BRACELET of 14k yellow gold embossed solid links with small watch fobs as charms, circa 1890, 7-1/2" long. Fobs include from top, a 7/8" fob with no initials; a Masonic purple glass 3/4" intaglio; a gold filled 5/8" fob with engraved initials "EP"; a gold filled 3/4" fob with seed pearl and garnet, 2 missing; a 3/4" glass Roman warrior intaglio; a 1/2" gold filled fob with no initials; a 3/4" gold filled fob with topaz colored rhinestone; a 1" gold filled and citrine intaglio of initials; a 5/8" gold filled fob engraved "K"; a 3/4" gold filled fob engraved "TFK"; a 3/4" gold filled fob engraved "JDE"; a 5/8" gold tone fob engraved "S"; an Etruscan work gold filled 5/8" fob with florets and a 5/8" gold key.      #Q22940

 

VICTORIAN gilt bangle with onyx and seen pearl, 6-1/2" inside dimension with 1" front and 1/2" back, petal and bead front design with seed pearl set in only center, one shallow dimple on side.   View   View   #V31203

  VICTORIAN gold filled bangle with "BABY" and scrolls engraved on the front, adjustable up to a maximum of 5-7/8" and 1/3" wide at front  #V31977

VICTORIAN gold bangle with banded agate center, size is 6-1/4" to 6-3/4" around the inside by 1-1/4" front and 5/8" back. Very unusual design.   View     #V31797   

 

     
  VICTORIAN diamond and sapphire crescent moon and stars  gold bracelet, 6" by 3/4" at front, 1/8" at back.   View   View   #V32237

 

 

VICTORIAN Bohemian garnet double bangle 6-2/3" by 1/4".   #V31779

  VICTORIAN gold filled buckle motif bangle with etched design, marked inside" gold metal cored", 7" by 1/3".    View   #V29840

VICTORIAN garnet bangle, 8-3/4" by 1/8" wide, a 2-3/4" circle.    #V31550

 

  VICTORIAN gilt and silver hinged bangle with tiny beaded and rippled front trim, heavy and well made, 6-3/4" by 1".   View   View   #V29874   VICTORIAN silver tone 18-strand chain bracelet with embossed gilt clasp, milk glass and red rhinestone décor, 7" by 1-1/2".   View   View   #V29924 VICTORIAN English silver gilt bangle with overlaid foliate and bands design, very unusual in size and design, larger size 7-7/8" inside dimension and 1" width.   View   View   View   View   #V31584

 

       
VICTORIAN gold tone disk linked bracelet, engraved initials on the front, 7-1/2" by 3/4" to 1-1/8" wide.   View   #V28842   VICTORIAN parure of coral beads set in yellow gold. The bracelet is four strands, 7" long with a safety chain. The larger brooch has a watch hook on the back, 1-1/2"; the smaller brooch, 3/4"; earrings are screw back,  7/8"; the ring is size 7, all circa 1890. In the Victorian era, coral was thought to promote good health.  A set almost identical to this can be seen in "Jewelry in America, 1600-1900" by Martha Gandy Fales on page 245.  View    View   View   View   View   View   View   View   View   View   #V3800      VICTORIAN gold filled scroll links bracelet with locket center, 6-1/3" by 1-5/8" with 1-1/8" locket clasp.   View   #V28687 

 

  VICTORIAN gold tone etched hinged buckle bangle with beaded accents, 7" by 1-1/4".   View   #V27630  

 VICTORIAN 14k yellow gold tone hinged bangle with etched fruit, leaves and flowers on front, 6" by 5/8". View #V25958

     VICTORIAN 2-1/2" by 2" matching hinged gold filled bangles, each 6" inside dimension by 7-16" wide.    View   #V23427 

 

 

VICTORIAN Etruscan revival baby bracelet in gold tone and garnet, circa 1885, 5-1/4". See the 1887 E.V. Roddin Catalogue page with bracelets like this, and also Bell's "Collecting Victorian Jewelry" page 133.    View   View   #V32310

VICTORIAN ivory snake bracelet with red and rhinestones tiny metallic brads, some missing, adjustable, about 1/3" wide.   View   View   #V31534

 


 

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PLEASE NOTE: Regretfully, it is no longer possible to respond to individual questions regarding jewelry history, identification or value, or to offer written or verbal appraisals or opinions. The demand for this kind of information is absolutely too overwhelming for one dealer to fill. 
I love jewelry, but appraising and selling are two entirely different businesses, and I choose selling as my business.

Instead, articles are added on a regular basis to JEWEL CHAT on line Magazine, a wonderful reference for  information on many makers and styles of vintage jewelry. 
For information on valuing your jewelry, click HERE.