Victorian Scottish Pebble Bracelet mid-century it dates from the early

it dates from the early 20th century - circa 1910 - with both bolt ring and dog tag clasps

secured in a simple collet setting with pierced U or W motifs around the gallery

the intense colour flashes all contained within an opaque pink matrix

" then the inscription's real meaning is suddenly clear: I love you but that's not all

with a thin layer of platinum applied to the outer edge over the 18 carat gold

Victorian Scottish Pebble Bracelet mid-century it dates from the earlyA scarce and beautiful example of Scottish pebble jewellery in 15 carat gold. The head is set with Montrose lace agate, the panels cut into the form of a quatrefoil, with ornate scrolling goldwork around the border. The panels that form the bracelet are an interesting hybrid: more of that delicate Montrose lace agate outside, with slivery grey Aberdeen granite inside. It's not a design I've come across before, and it's particularly rare to find such a