Victorian Scottish Agate Bracelet

"Purist" collectors say that "real" Scottish agate jewelry is never hallmarked; hence, precise dating is difficult.  After Queen Victoria purchased Balmoral, a castle in Scotland in 1848, Scottish motifs took on a revival from the Gothic period.

Bracelets are a scarce find in Scottish jewelry so I was thrilled to find this one.  Set in unmarked sterling with a lovely engraved clasp and a safety chain, the stones are held with a chain link and sterling bobs in-between.  There is one repair to the chain in which the bob is missing, otherwise the piece is in mint condition.

The agates mimic the clasp shape and measure 3/4" by 1/2 inch.  Remarkably there is not a chip or crack in the bunch.  There are two of the coveted blood stones present, making this bracelet a desirable collectors piece.

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