Delicate and full of antique charm, this bracelet has been created from the bowl of an 1898 sterling silver sugar spoon, originally made in London during the Victorian era. Once used to serve sweetness at a table, the bowl now wraps around the wrist as a piece of history you can wear.
The bowl is intricately etched with a floral, leaf, and scroll pattern, rich in detail. The bowl edges that curve over the wrist are scalloped, adding a soft, feminine silhouette that mirrors the beauty of the original silverwork.
The bowl is attached to a fine, non-magnetic stainless steel chain, leaving the bowl to be the standout feature and timeless look, it is finished with extra strong magnetic clasps making the bracelet easy to put on and remove, even single handed. Measuring 19cm, this bracelet suits a variety of wrist sizes, whether worn with a snug or more relaxed fit.
A one-of-a-kind heirloom piece that brings the elegance of the past into your everyday.
Why you'll love it:
● Made from an original 1898 London hallmarked sterling silver sugar spoon bowl – Over 125 years old and full of Victorian era character.
● Intricately etched with floral, leaf, and scroll detailing – Rich surface texture with timeless, ornate elegance
● Scalloped edges where the bowl curves to the wrist – Creates a soft, natural contour and beautiful framing on the wrist
● Fitted with non magnetic stainless steel chain – Strong, tarnish resistant, and chosen to complement the antique silver
● Finished with strong magnetic clasps – Secure and simple to use perfect for daily wear without fuss
● Bracelet length: 19cm – Fits a range of wrist sizes depending on preferred fit (snug or relaxed)
● One-of-a-kind repurposed piece – A statement of individuality, sentiment, and sustainable style
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