Antique 1916 Rogers & Son Heraldic Bracelet with Sterling Silver Cloisonné Bee

🤎Features & What You'll Love

• Genuine 1916 Rogers & Son silverware
→ Over 110 years of history in these beautiful old spoon handles. Made in the Heraldic pattern by Rogers & Son, they've already lived a lifetime before finding their way to my workbench. And now they're ready for another chapter.

• Beautiful ornate Heraldic detailing
→ The original pattern is full of old world character and intricate detail. You can see why these pieces were made to be admired, not just used.

• A very special cloisonné bee
→ The beautiful gold bee charm is made with sterling silver and Chinese cloisonné enamel work. The fine detail and colour are just gorgeous. It's a little piece of art in its own right, and I think it belongs beautifully alongside the antique silverware.

• A bee with meaning
→ Bees are often associated with hard work, loyalty, community and perseverance. A lovely little reminder that even the smallest things can have an important place in the world.

• Shaped by hand
→ I've taken these original antique spoon handles and formed them into a bracelet. Their past is still very much part of what you're wearing.

• Extra strong magnetic clasp
→ Fitted with an extra strong magnetic clasp, making the bracelet much easier to put on and take off yourself.

• A genuine one-of-a-kind piece
→ Antique silverware from 1916 paired with a beautifully detailed cloisonné bee. This isn't something made by the hundreds. It's a bracelet brought together from pieces with their own individual histories.

🤎Details

• Original silverware: Antique Heraldic spoon handles
• Maker: Rogers & Son
• Pattern: Heraldic
• Year: 1916
• Design: Ornate heritage silverware detailing
• Bracelet length: 19cm
• Charm: Gold bee with Chinese cloisonné enamel detail
• Charm material: Sterling silver and enamel
• Clasp: Extra strong magnetic clasp
• Style: Handmade antique silverware bracelet
• One of a kind: Yes
• Handmade: By Molly Made in Australia

🤎The Molly Made Story

These beautiful Heraldic spoon handles were made when the world was a very different place. The First World War was still being fought, and everyday life looked nothing like it does today.

And somehow, more than a century later, these pieces of silverware have survived.

The detail in these handles is absolutely beautiful, and I wanted to make something that would do their history justice.

Two very different pieces, brought together to make something neither was originally intended to be.

Not Mass Made. Made to Matter. 

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Over a century of history, beautiful old silverware and a little bee with a story of its own. A one-of-a-kind bracelet for someone who appreciates things that have already lived a life.