Victorian "Language Of Flowers" Silver Bangle demantoid garnet we've mounted it on a

we've mounted it on a heavy 9k gold Victorian chain with tag fastener

while the stones are set in silver making a lovely two-tone metal contrast

with exceptional textured detailing and English hallmarks from the year 1824

with a central locket compartment and studded with pearls and French jet

It features an inscription to the reverse: "GC 1834"

Victorian "Language Of Flowers" Silver Bangle demantoid garnet we've mounted it on aDATE: Victorian, c. 1870 A gorgeous Victorian cuff bangle featuring twelve square panels, each one adorned with a high relief depiction of a flower or plant. The Victorians created a secret "language of flowers" whereby different flowers and plants were infused with meaning. In this case we have: a Grape vine for charity, mirth, and intoxication; Rose and wheat for love and prosperity; Ivy for fidelity, dependence, and affection; corn for wealth; and