Antique Edwardian Albert Chain Silver 18ct Gold Gilt Turquoise

Antique Edwardian Albert Chain Silver 18ct Gold Gilt TurquoiseA grand antique Edwardian Albert chain from the early 20th Century made up of chunky silver curb links gilded in a bright 18ct gold to give it a desirable yellow bloom. Albert chains were popularised and named after Prince Albert, Queen Victorias consort in the 19th Century and were traditionally worn by gentlemen to secure a pocket watch to the buttonhole of a waistcoat. Today, they are also worn as stylish necklaces; a custom that was started by the

The piece is adorned with an array of glistening Old cut Paste Stones which gradate in size towards the bottom where two faceted Paste droppers hang

known as “Garnet Gold” and decorated with deep red bohemian garnets

MEASURES: Will fit a 6

90ct total) with six twinkling old mine cut diamonds nestled in between (approx

(Circa 1920)

MEASURES: length 15 inches x Width 8mm x Depth 7mm

A wonderful antique Victorian Scottish cuff bangle shaped like a large belt with a Citrine and two Amethysts set on top of the buckle

Marks: “Sterling” stamp on clasp

A sweet pair of antique Victorian drop earrings from the mid 19th Century depicting two forget me nots with fourteen turquoise petals

STONES: Blue Iolite (2 x 2mm

symbolising fidelity and undying affection

Measures: 21mm across x 33mm down (46mm with bale)