Victorian Silver Ivy Leaf Cuff Bangle bone it appears to be missing

it appears to be missing a few legs

The principal stone is a natural cushion cut sapphire of Madagascan origin

and dates from the Victorian period

The head features a foil-backed garnet nestled with a tightly wound "knot" of gold wire that continues around to the shoulders where it's coiled around the band

An unusual Victorian pendant (probably originally designed as a pocket watch fob) that declares itself as a "SAMPLE OF H- HALL SILVER"

Victorian Silver Ivy Leaf Cuff Bangle bone it appears to be missingDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 A charming silver cuff bangle dating from the Victorian period, circa 1880. The front has been finely engraved with a cluster of ivy leaves, with textured background giving a real sense of three dimensional space. Victorian jewellery often includes floral motifs, as part of their "Language of Flowers", whereby each flower or plant represented some romantic or emotional sentiment In this case, the ivy leaf represents marriage