Circa late 1800s Victorian Era

Lovely piece of mourning jewelry

Made of a gold washed metal, possibly gold filled, wearing at the edges

Taille D'Epargne enamel work flank the center in a leaf and flower design

Center is satin glass, solid piece with no embellishment. 7/8x 5/8 inch

Four small marcasites flank the leaves

Beautiful filigree work

The opening is 2. 5 x 1 7/8 inch

Hinged bangle so easy on and off

Box clasp with a double pronged tongue insert

Safety chain

Face of bangle is 1 inch wide and the body is 3/8 inch wide

Lovely piece, tons of detail and so very feminine!

Very good condition, wear at edges to the gold fill. Satin glass is in excellent condition, all marcasites present. The taille d'epargne shows wear on each of the leaves, examine closely. This is noticeable under a loupe but almost imperceptible otherwise. Clasp is secure and hinge is strong.

See pic on my wrist, camphor glass color shows well there.

This item is sold from an excellent, highly rated vintage boutique.