$1,500.00
| This bracelet features strands of Garnet, which has been used since the Bronze age. The word “Garnet” is derived from the Latin language for “pomegranate,” a fruit which has similar properties to the gemstones. Rhinestones are featured on the clasp; originally, rhinestones were rock crystals that were gathered from the river Rhine in Germany. The buckle is made of sterling silver, a white precious metal made of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% of alloy, usually copper.
- Rhodilated garnets, Enameled sterling silver Scottish buckle circa 1900
- Rhinestone clasp
- Vintage
- One-of-a-kind
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