14K Yellow Gold and Onyx Bracelet
Onyx, a variety of chalcedony, derives its name from the Greek word for “claw” or “talon.” The gemstone was very popular during the Victorian Period (1861-1885), when it was used in mourning jewelry. This lovely bracelet features a 5.8 millimeter round pearl accented by 14K yellow gold beads and onyx hearts. Round onyx beads make up the remainder of this unique bracelet and the spring ring clasp is 14K yellow gold.
Length: 6 inches
Width of Round Onyx: 8.5 millimeters; of Heart-Shaped Onyx: 12.2 millimeters
Weight: 13.8 grams
This is an estate item; items that are preowned may show minimal signs of wear.
Onyx, a variety of chalcedony, derives its name from the Greek word for “claw” or “talon.” The gemstone was very popular during the Victorian Period (1861-1885), when it was used in mourning jewelry. This lovely bracelet features a 5.8 millimeter round pearl accented by 14K yellow gold beads and onyx hearts. Round onyx beads make up the remainder of this unique bracelet and the spring ring clasp is 14K yellow gold.
Length: 6 inches
Width of Round Onyx: 8.5 millimeters; of Heart-Shaped Onyx: 12.2 millimeters
Weight: 13.8 grams
This is an estate item; items that are preowned may show minimal signs of wear.
Onyx, a variety of chalcedony, derives its name from the Greek word for “claw” or “talon.” The gemstone was very popular during the Victorian Period (1861-1885), when it was used in mourning jewelry. This lovely bracelet features a 5.8 millimeter round pearl accented by 14K yellow gold beads and onyx hearts. Round onyx beads make up the remainder of this unique bracelet and the spring ring clasp is 14K yellow gold.
Length: 6 inches
Width of Round Onyx: 8.5 millimeters; of Heart-Shaped Onyx: 12.2 millimeters
Weight: 13.8 grams
This is an estate item; items that are preowned may show minimal signs of wear.