Early 19th Century Cut Steel Bangle feed-condition-used then tricks the devil out

then tricks the devil out of his prize

surmounted by art nouveau diamond tops

that fashionable and affordable jewellery for everyday wear represented an opportunity

Crescent moons in antique jewellery symbolise “new beginnings”

Early 19th Century Cut Steel Bangle feed-condition-used then tricks the devil outA magnificent regency bangle, which packs quite a punch even after two hundred years. Cut steel jewellery was a popular alternative to diamonds. It was made by carefully riveting small steel studs onto a thin metal baseplate a laborious process. The polished steel faces were meant to catch the light and sparkle similarly to rose cut diamonds it looks utterly divine by candlelight!