A beautifully balanced Edwardian 15ct gold curb link bracelet, centred by an elegant flower cluster set with natural seed pearls. Combining a bold curb-link construction with a refined floral motif, this is a piece that perfectly captures the softer, more graceful aesthetic of the Edwardian period.
The substantial graduating curb links provide pleasing weight and presence, while the central six-petalled flower introduces a delicate contrast. Each petal is set with a lustrous seed pearl surrounding a larger central pearl, creating a timeless floral design that has remained one of the most enduring motifs in antique jewellery. The rich colour of the 15ct gold provides a warmth rarely found in later alloys, complementing the soft sheen of the pearls beautifully.
Edwardian jewellery often drew inspiration from nature, favouring flowers and flowing forms over the heavier styles of the Victorian era. This bracelet strikes that balance perfectly—substantial enough for everyday wear, yet refined enough to remain unmistakably feminine. Complete with its original safety chain, it remains a wonderfully wearable example of early twentieth-century craftsmanship.
The bracelet is presented in very good antique condition, with light wear consistent with age. The pearls remain well matched, the central flower is secure, and the clasp functions perfectly.
Era: Edwardian, c.1901-1915
Hallmarks: Stamped '15ct' for 15ct Gold
Dimensions:
Length 6.75" (17cm)
Width 4.5mm
Flower width 12mm
Weight: 7.14 grams
