Egyptian revival bracelet - Silver - Egypt - 20th century
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Egyptian revival bracelet in 925 silver from Egypt, dating to the 20th century, weighing 62.59 g, featuring filigree work and blue scarab details.
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Important sterling silver bracelet 925 characterized by rich pierced filigree work, consisting of volutes, weaves, and spherical appliqués made with great artisanal care.
The distinctive element of the piece is represented by turquoise-blue carved scarabs, set at the center and along the sides. The scarab, symbol of rebirth, protection and luck in ancient Egypt, gives the bracelet a strong reference to art and jewelry inspired by Egyptian motifs.
The front features a large central panel decorated with filigree motifs and a relief scarab, flanked by additional side scarabs that embellish the entire circumference of the bracelet.
The structure is composed of articulated panels joined by side hinges, while the closure consists of an original screw-threaded safety system, which securely locks the bracelet when worn.
Details:
Material: Silver 925
Weight: 62.59 grams
Decoration: turquoise-blue carved scarabs
Work: pierced filigree and granulation
Closure: screw-threaded pin with hinge opening
Style: Egyptian revival / ethnic / vintage
Condition: good, with minor signs of wear compatible with age
A piece with strong stage presence, rich in artisanal details and exotic charm, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of silver jewelry inspired by Egypt.
Important sterling silver bracelet 925 characterized by rich pierced filigree work, consisting of volutes, weaves, and spherical appliqués made with great artisanal care.
The distinctive element of the piece is represented by turquoise-blue carved scarabs, set at the center and along the sides. The scarab, symbol of rebirth, protection and luck in ancient Egypt, gives the bracelet a strong reference to art and jewelry inspired by Egyptian motifs.
The front features a large central panel decorated with filigree motifs and a relief scarab, flanked by additional side scarabs that embellish the entire circumference of the bracelet.
The structure is composed of articulated panels joined by side hinges, while the closure consists of an original screw-threaded safety system, which securely locks the bracelet when worn.
Details:
Material: Silver 925
Weight: 62.59 grams
Decoration: turquoise-blue carved scarabs
Work: pierced filigree and granulation
Closure: screw-threaded pin with hinge opening
Style: Egyptian revival / ethnic / vintage
Condition: good, with minor signs of wear compatible with age
A piece with strong stage presence, rich in artisanal details and exotic charm, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of silver jewelry inspired by Egypt.
Details
Dynastic Style/Period
20th century
Country of Origin
Egypt
Material
Silver
Title of artwork
Egyptian revival bracelet
Condition
Good condition
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