Early 19th Century Cut Steel Bangle feed-condition-used to state it is a

to state it is a natural unheated

many collectors look for authentic early Trifari designs signed by Philippe himself

It is possible the clasp was originally part of a bracelet

This a lovely example of the finesse and fine workmanship of Edwardian jewellery

Early 19th Century Cut Steel Bangle feed-condition-used to state it is aA magnificent regency bangle, which packs quite a punch even after two hundred years. Cut steel jewellery was a popular alternative to diamonds. It was made by carefully riveting small steel studs onto a thin metal baseplate a laborious process. The polished steel faces were meant to catch the light and sparkle similarly to rose cut diamonds it looks utterly divine by candlelight!