B RS/12
Featured is a Scottish Carnelian and stamped silver link bracelet. Queen Victoria popularized Scottish this stye after it became a souvenir of her trips north of the border, and when she purchased Balmoral Castle in 1847, spending time there each year. She appreciated the distinctive beauty, and the colorful and exuberant design crafted by artisans and steeped in Scottish tradition. Straight length 7 inches. Gemological work completed by Diana Anderson Begner M.A. GIA Graduate Gemologist and Certified Member of the National Association of Jewelry Appraisers.
B RS/12
Featured is a Scottish Carnelian and stamped silver link bracelet. Queen Victoria popularized Scottish this stye after it became a souvenir of her trips north of the border, and when she purchased Balmoral Castle in 1847, spending time there each year. She appreciated the distinctive beauty, and the colorful and exuberant design crafted by artisans and steeped in Scottish tradition. Straight length 7 inches. Gemological work completed by Diana Anderson Begner M.A. GIA Graduate Gemologist and Certified Member of the National Association of Jewelry Appraisers.
