This exquisite antique bracelet is a rare and captivating piece of early 20th-century Australian craftsmanship, blending elegance, history, and artistry in one remarkable jewellery piece.

Crafted around 1910, this fabulous bracelet showcases the beauty of natural Turquoise paired with the warm glow of 15-carat rose gold exhibiting a very soft and ‘antique’ hue.
Four striking oval Turquoise cabochons form the centerpiece(s), each uniquely hand-carved with delicate floral-style motifs — an unusual and enchanting detail that sets this piece apart. The Turquoise displays natural inclusions, adding depth, character, and authenticity, with the possibility that the stones themselves may be of ancient origin.  

The carved Turquoise panels are interspersed with curb-link chain sections, giving the bracelet both strength and elegance. A hidden box clasp with a figure eight safety catch and additional safety chain ensures complete security while on the wrist. 

Stamped in the Australian manner with a 15-carat hallmark, this bracelet is a true representation of early and unique Australian jewellery design.  

Weighing a very substantial 24.5 grams, it has a luxurious feel on the wrist, balancing boldness with exquisite craftsmanship. The combination of rare carved Turquoise and antique rose gold makes this bracelet a highly collectible piece, perfect for the discerning antique jewellery enthusiast or as a statement heirloom to treasure for generations.  

This is not just a bracelet — it is a wearable piece of history, carrying with it the artistry and elegance of Edwardian-era Australia.  

STONES
Turquoise 
4 x approximately 1.6cm x 1.0cm - 1.9cm x 1.0cm

MEASUREMENTS
Wrist circumference - 19cm

WEIGHT
24.5 Grams

MARKS
15ct - in the Australian style 

ERA
Early 20th century circa 1910-15

CONDITION
Very good to excellent antique condition.  This is a handcrafted bracelet, well made by unique.  The Turquoise is natural and has various hues, natural inclusions typical of Turquoise, two show natural pitting typical in non commercial modern examples.  All claws original and secure.  Links show no thinning.  The claps is very secure and firm, original figure eight safety arm and original safety chain.  No repairs.  A wonderful example of early Australian history.