An absolutely exquisite diamond and ruby bracelet/pendant from the early Victorian (ca1850) era! This breathtaking piece is made of 14kt gold and has an incredible design which can be worn as a bangle bracelet or a pendant. With a very royal appearance, a double heart centerpiece is the main focal point of the bracelet. The centerpiece, which is also a removable pendant, has a sterling topped surface detailed with a Pear Cut old European diamond on one side and luscious AGL certified Natural no heat Burmese ruby weighing 1.56 on the other side. The diamond weighs approximately 1.85ct, with G-H color and VS2 clarity and both center stones are framed by a sparkling diamond border and topped by a bow shaped crown. Carrying onto the shoulders of the bracelet are 16 additional old Mine Cut diamonds which complete the incredible design perfectly. The bracelet is hinged on both sides and the clasp is hidden within the band at the back, allowing the wearing to easily slip onto their wrist. On the back of the diamond and ruby double heart centerpiece is a small screw which keeps the pendant in place on the bracelet or allows you to remove it and attach to a chain to be worn as a pendant. The bracelet comes with an official AGL (American Gemological Laboratories) gemstone report, which was validated in October 2016. A very unusual and special piece, this bracelet would make a wonderful addition to any collection!

Measurements: The centerpiece pendant measures 1" tall, is 7/8 wide and has a depth of a little less than 1/4". When worn as a bangle, the inside of the bracelet, where your wrist would rest, measures 2 1/4" wide and a little less than 1 7/8" tall.

Condition: The overall condition of the bracelet is excellent. Besides normal surface wear, there is no serious damage to the gold and silver setting or to the diamond and ruby stones, all of which are intact. The clasp and hinges are secure and in good working condition. The surface of the gold has some natural patina which adds to the richness of the bracelet.