Antique Georgian Wide Berlin Iron Statement Bracelet

This lush Berlin Iron Geiss Bracelet c. 1830 completely original. The design is one never before seen in our professional years of collecting iron jewelry nor is it pictured in the books showing Berlin Iron as has most of our jewelry . Links of interconnecting iron vines...

A pair of Berlin Iron Earrings that are feather weight and look like fine lace swirls. The earrings have a gold ear wire were made from a Geiss necklace that e to c.1820. During the Napoleonic wars, Germany asked their citizens to turn in their gold jewelry to support the war effort that depleted the treasury of Germany. Wealthy aristocrats did so and in return were rewarded with jewelry made of iron in intricate designs. The Berlin Iron jewelry became highly desired in Europe. The wealthy requested their ambassadors to bring home examples for them. Eventually Napoleon raided the foundries and stole molds for Berlin Iron. He commanded his jewelers to make iron jewels...

Happy Birthday to these fabulous earrings that are 200 years old this year. Berlin Iron jewelry in excellent condition is rare, even in the museums of the world. The earrings are in ...

There are times when man can enhance nature as he did when placing naturalbanded agates from various parts of the earth with the golden metal created by Christopher Pinchbeck. Genuin...

In this large cross, the strength of Iron and fine gossamer swirls combine to create et another miracle of historic Berlin Iron work from the early 1800's. There are four layers of iron here forged together with focus on the central flower. What tool existed to twist this fine iron and how was it created in such fine sprays? When the German treasury was becoming depleted due to the war with Napoleon, the government addressed the aristocrats asking them to contribute their gold for the continuing battle. The wealthy answered the plea and were given iron jewels...

Standing out from the crowd, this extra wide Edwardian Gate Bracelet is made of varied lengths and shapes that give it strong eye appeal. Though many of the genre have passed my eye ...

A fabulous early 19th century Berlin iron work bracelet with a central knight cameo panel masterfully crafted around 1820. Iron work jewellery are synonymous displays of patriotism and sacrifice, believed to have begun in 1804 in the Berlin Royal Factory, the Prussian state urged wealthy families to donate their costly jewellery to the war effort and the struggle against Napoleon. In exchange for highly ornate, gem set pieces of jewellery wealthy individuals handed over their heirlooms for iron work pieces such as this one in an effort to help fund the state for much need war provisions. This example comprises of interlocking coiled links with a central set cameo panel depicting an armoured knight. A stunning piece of antique jewellery history...

Berlin iron bracelet of six joined cameos surrounded by openwork motifs (black lacquered cast iron). Berlin, circa 1800s.

Wide copper tone bracelet, featuring twelve rows of sparkling clear faceted rhinestones. Measuring length 19.3cm / 7.6 inches by width is 5.08cm / 2 inches. Circa 1950s. This is a b...

You are looking at an absolutely jaw dropping antique statement bracelet that was crafted in France from solid 18k yellow gold and platinum. This well made, wide, bracelet is constru...

Glamorous gold plated wide link bracelet set with crystals. Measuring length 19.6 cm / 7.7 inches by width 2.4 cm / .9 inch. The bracelet has some scratching as expected. This lovel...

18K Pink gold link bracelet, stamps 18K measures 1 3/4 x 7 1/4 inches, weight 60.6 dwt.