1920s Egyptian Revival Bracelet

1920s Egyptian Revival BraceletAn unusual Egyptian Revival panel bracelet dating from the 1920s but with a colour scheme reminiscent of 1980s video games (I'm thinking ZX Spectrum here, for any of you who remember that?). The enamelled panels depict scenes from life in ancient Egypt (as imagined by a jeweller in the 1920s, at least). It's crafted in solid silver with Egyptian marks near the clasp. The discovery of an untouched tomb in 1922 by a then relatively unknown English

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It's crafted in sterling silver and set with an oval onyx cabochon accented to each side by three 3D flowers applied in a little bunch on the shoulder

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incorporated jewellery designs

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big bolt ring and dog clip fasteners

when King Solomon started commercial exchanges with the Queen of Sheba

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represents (hidden) virtue and morality