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1950s Rodd Royal Rose Cake Fork Bracelet

1950s Rodd Royal Rose Cake Fork Bracelet

Regular price $138.00 AUD
Regular price Sale price $138.00 AUD
Sale 👉 Gone to its forever home
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This isn’t just jewellery, it’s a piece you feel the moment you put it on.


Handcrafted in Australia

One-of-a-Kind Piece

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🤎Features & What You'll Love

• Made from genuine 1950s Rodd Royal Rose cake fork handles
→ These really were cake forks and with roses like these; there was no way they were staying in the cutlery drawer.

• Beautiful raised Royal Rose design
→ The roses are part of the original Rodd pattern, with lovely, raised detail running through both handles.

• Sweet little gold rose charm
→ I added the tiny gold rose between the handles.  The pop of gold looks gorgeous against the silver.

• Extra strong magnetic clasp
→ Easy to get on and off without needing someone else to wrestle with your bracelet.

• Measures approximately 17.5cm
→ Extra jump rings can be added on request if you need just a little more room.

• One of a kind
→ Two old cake fork handles; one gold rose and a completely new life.

🤎Details

• Original Silverware: Rodd Australia Royal Rose Cake Forks
• Era: 1950s
• Design: Raised Rose Pattern
• Charm: Gold-Tone Rose
• Clasp: Extra Strong Magnetic Clasp
• Bracelet Length: Approx. 17.5cm
• Sizing: Extra jump rings can be added upon request
• Handmade by Molly Made (Australia)

🤎The Molly Made Story

These two handles started life as cake forks back in the 1950s, and all those years later the raised roses are still absolutely gorgeous.

So, I cut away the fork ends, shaped the handles into a bracelet and joined them together.

Now instead of waiting for someone to bring out the good cutlery and a fruit cake, these old fork handles get to be worn.

Old silverware. New chapter. Wearable history.

Not Mass Made. Made to Matter. 🤎

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Nearly 70 years old, covered in roses and no longer expected to eat cake. 

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