Edwardian Gold-Tone Paste Crossover Bangle feed-condition-used this is a delightful example

this is a delightful example of an early 20th-century gentleman's jewel

The shield features two cinquefoils

the birthstone for April

The popularity Scottish style jewellery surged in the latter half of the 19th century after Queen Victoria purchased Balmoral Castle in 1852

Popularised after Prince Albert gave Queen Victoria a serpent engagement ring in 1839

Edwardian Gold-Tone Paste Crossover Bangle feed-condition-used this is a delightful exampleA beautifully romantic Edwardian bangle featuring an elegant crossover design, set throughout with bright white paste stones and centred by three larger sparkling pastes. The flowing, asymmetric lines are typical of the early 1900s, capturing the lightness and refined femininity of the Edwardian era. Its also a very clever bangle giving the look of fine Edwardian diamond jewellery, but at a far more accessible price. The warm gold tone metal enhances