Era: Victorian Origin: English or American Material: 14k gold with a traditional "bloomed gold" finish Gemstones: n/a Dimensions: 6.25 inches around (fits securely on a 6-inch wrist) Weight: 44.26 grams (together) Circa: Late 1800s
*Set of 2. Etruscan Revival wirework and central granulated floral rosettes. "Day and Night" dual-surface design allowed a Victorian woman to wear the plain side facing out during modest daytime hours, and rotate the ornate, floral side outward for formal evening wear.
In the Victorian era, wedding bangles were presented by a groom as a matched pair — the first gifted to his bride-to-be upon engagement, the second placed on her wrist on their wedding day itself.
