Antique guilloché enamel bracelet dating to the early 20th century. Guilloché enamel is made by engraving any engine turned designed into the metal of a piece. Then once it's enamelled the pattern shows through giving it a beautiful and delicate design. This bracelet is made of eight slightly curved rectangular panels. Each has a length of blue enamel in the centre with silver edges. The panels are connected by wide tab style links and this bracelet secures by slipping a hook through the end link. Circa 1900 - 1910s, likely Continental European in origin.

Stamped 935S, professionally tested and assessed as silver to at least the sterling (925) level.

Measures approx 18 cm / 7.1 inches long end to end by 4.2 mm wide.

Weighs 5.75 grams.