Victorian-Style Sixteen-Karat Yellow Gold, Enamel and Paste Bracelet, the hand-engraved and fabricated bead-link bracelet decorated with black and white enamel and set with a simulated emerald and ruby paste, l. 6-7/8", 44.2 grams total weight.

Probably of the Victorian period, mid-19th century. Some very light abrading to the facet edges of the paste stones visible under 10x magnification, with two chips in the girdle of one of the outer pink stones. The center portion was originally far more extensively enameled, now with numerous losses, and scattered chips to what remains. Many scattered tiny spots of lead solder repair, including places where the rollo links have worn along the sides, and where the band meets the male end of the pawl catch, the bracelet having been shortened. No manufacturer's or purity marks.