Grosvenor “Diane” Raven Bracelet | 1960s Wearable History

🤎Features & What You'll Love

• Made from vintage Grosvenor Diane cake fork handles
→ Dating from 1960–1969, these beautiful old handles have already done their time at the table. Now they're onto something better.

• Diane detail
→ The raised pattern is still very much the star. 

• Raven centrepiece
→ A Zamak alloy raven sits between the two handles and gives this one a little bit of mystery and meaning.

• A symbol of transformation & wisdom
→ Ravens are often associated with transformation, wisdom and the connection between the seen and unseen. 

• Extra strong magnetic clasp
→ Easy to get on and off yourself,no wrestling with a fiddly little clasp.

• Measures approximately 18cm
→ If you need just a tad more room, I can add an extra jump ring to each side on request.

🤎Details

• Maker: Grosvenor
• Pattern: Diane
• Era: 1960–1969
• Original Silverware: Vintage Cake Fork Handles
• Centrepiece: Raven, Zamak Alloy
• Clasp: Extra Strong Magnetic Clasp
• Bracelet Length: Approx. 18cm
• Sizing: An extra jump ring can be added to each side upon request
• Handmade by Molly Made (Australia)

🤎The Molly Made Story

These Grosvenor Diane cake fork handles date from the 1960s.

Then there's the raven. They're often seen as symbols of transformation and wisdom, which seems pretty appropriate for a couple of old cake forks that have ended up as a bracelet. 

But I love the combination old Australian silverware, a bird with a bit of meaning behind it, and another piece that makes you wonder where those handles have been during the last 60 odd years.

Not Mass Made. Made to Matter. 

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For the person who likes their jewellery with a little history, a little meaning and definitely not a mass produced.