Barwyn Floral Engagment BraceletThe History Lesson: This restored Victorian engagement bracelet features gold filled, floral design with turquoise stone details. Engagement bracelets come from a tradition centuries ago in which a groom would present his future bride with a set of bracelets: one to be worn at the beginning of their engagement and the second to be put on the day of her wedding. Women would often pass these down from daughter to daughter. This engagement bracelet

Audrey's gold swizzle stick from the 1950's was uniquely personalized with a hand-engraved charm and jadeite bead and recently sold through Christie's auction house for 23

Victorian glass locket from the late 1800s with the original glass panels set in 14k gold filled frame

Add a swivel clasp to any charm or pendant to make it more versatile to interchange between necklaces

This necklace is on a standard 18" 14k gold filled modern chain

This necklace measures a standard 20” on an antique 14k gold chain

This bracelet was sourced in England

it's true blue enameled hues complimented with mabe pearl and cabochon coral stone details make this piece of history even more stunning

This necklace is comprised of a restored Victorian gold filled book chain and watch fob clasp from the late 1800s

Victorian gold filled watch fob seal from the late 1800s

The citrine fob was originally made and sourced in England

Victorian men's cufflink featuring a racehorse on a mother of pearl background

The word comes from the Hebrew word for "watchtower"--as mentioned in the Bible