Victorian Grand Tour "Days of the Week" Bracelet

Victorian Grand Tour "Days of the Week" BraceletUtterly charming antique cameo bracelet set with seven mother of pearl cameos, each depicting a day of the week. It dates from the late Victorian period, produced in Rome as a Grand Tour souvenir, the cameos based on engravings made by various artists after Raphael, who in 1516 painted these images in roundels of the ceiling of the Sala Borgia in the Vatican. It's crafted in 800 silver throughout, with fine ropetwist details around the stones. The

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Art Deco old cut diamond five-stone ring circa 1920

2mmStone: SardonyxHallmarks: English

Sacré-Cour De Montmartre

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each inlayed with intricate gold and silver floral motifs

They're crafted in 9ct yellow gold

one of three nautically themed chains (along with the anchor and the rope link) the design mimics the chains used to attach an anchor to a ship with an oval profile and a bar down the middle

38ct in weight - the transitional cut bridges the gap between two style of brilliant cut diamond

vivid green colour

A few minor dents to the sides of the setting and a small split

They're set in 9ct gold with an elaborately scrolled gallery