A grand antique Edwardian curb bracelet made from an old Albert chain. It consists of solid 9ct gold curb links that have a lovely rosy hue and twisted design.

Albert chains were named after Prince Albert and were used by wealthy Victorian gentlemen to secure a pocket watch by attaching it via the T-bar to the buttonhole of a waistcoat. They later became a popular accessory for women as well and converted into beautiful necklaces and bracelets.      

The bracelet is complete with the original T-bar which hangs from a secure claw clasp at the end complete with the maker’s initials. 

WEIGHT: 18.7 grams 

MEASURES: Length 7 inches x Width 6.5mm – T-Bar Length 38mm x Width 2.5mm x Height 10mm 

METAL: 9ct Gold (Stamped)

AGE: Edwardian. (Circa 1901 – 1915) 

MARKS: 375/ 9ct stamp, Maker’s initials (K&D) 

CONDITION: Excellent 

ITEM NUMBER: 22-093