An exquisite pair of matching sterling and enameled bracelets from the Victorian (ca1880) era! Each bracelet is identical and made of sterling silver with an intricate enameled design on the outer surface. The outside of the bracelets have a wonderful scalloped surface which adds to the rich detail of the pair. Each curved, scalloped section has a repeating black enamel floral-like design that goes all the way around. Both bracelets are hinged and clasp on the side and have a safety chain for added security. The bracelets would fit best on a small to medium sized wrist. On the tongue of each clasp is the marking "STERLING". They are such fabulous bracelets and would look great worn together or one on each wrist.

Measurements: The top surface of each bracelet measures a little less than 1" wide and is a little more than 1/8" at the thickest point. The inside opening (where your wrist would rest) measures 2 1/4" tall and approximately 2 3/8" wide.

Condition: The overall condition of both bracelets is excellent. There is some normal surface wear to the silver however there are no significant dents on either bracelet and the hinges and clasps on both are secure and in good working condition. The enamel work is also in excellent condition with very little and minor damage.