Antique Victorian Bangle George IV Coin Sterling Silver Ivy Dated 1882 Edwardian (1901-1914) MARKS: Sheffield hallmarks

MARKS: Sheffield hallmarks

The pairing is often set with two contrasting gemstones

bonded by their love for one another

A Penannular was a type of fastener which was traditionally worn on the shoulder by Scottish and Irish elites during the medieval period as a symbol of strength and status

complete with a strong pin at the back to fasten it securely to your lapel

Antique Victorian Bangle George IV Coin Sterling Silver Ivy Dated 1882 Edwardian (1901-1914) MARKS: Sheffield hallmarksThis exquisite antique sterling silver bangle was made in the late 1800s and inset with a half crown coin from the reign of George IV. In this case, the piece has been crafted in the Victorian era after the death of George IV to commemorate his reign. The coin reads: Georgius. IV. Dei. Gratia George IV, by the Grace of God. On the reverse of the coin a coloured enamel plate reads: Britanniarum. Rex. Fidei. Defensor King of the British Territories,