Edwardian Gold "Auld Lang Syne" Bracelet byzantine gold band and fittings testsas

gold band and fittings testsas 15k gold

made in China in the 1930s and later imported and retailed in England (import marks confirming the metal as sterling silver)

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Edwardian Gold "Auld Lang Syne" Bracelet byzantine gold band and fittings testsasDATE: Edwardian, c. 1910 A charming Edwardian bracelet with AULD LANG SYNE in gold lettering suspended on a rosy gold double chain. The letters are formed in a bold font, with a turquoise stone in the centre of the clasp. Its crafted in 9k gold throughout, circa 1910. Auld Lang Syne is a song written by Robert Burns in the 1780s, and today has become an anthem sung at New Year. The phrase 'auld lang syne' roughly translates as "for old times sake",