This remarkable pair of Victorian wedding bracelets is complete with its original box! Though a common betrothal tradition in the Victorian era, we often find them single– they are now a rarity to find intact and together! These bracelets are beautifully engraved with intricate spiraling plumes that create a captivating texture throughout. A garter is centered in each, representing unbreakable bonds of love and devotion. The garter was a prevalent symbol throughout the Victorian era, popularized by the Most Noble Order of the Garter, an order of chivalry honored by the British Crown for its service. This pair was likely given to a bride by her parents on her wedding day, engraved on the inside with her new intials 'E.G.W.' and their message 'From Father & Mother, June 10, 1862', the garter being a symbol for the binding of the two and their families. 

Today, this meaningful pair of bracelets awaits new bonds. Their radiant gold, simple bangle design is as alluring as ever, and they remain easy to style individually, stacked together, or worn on either wrist! From 1862 to today and beyond, this beautiful set of bracelets demonstrates the integrity that their garter symbol represents, made to shine on together for centuries to come!

• Made in 1862
• Set in 14 karat yellow gold
• Complete pair with original box
• Each measures 6 and 1/2 inches (inner circumference) and 3/4 inch wide
• Weighs 48.67 grams (together)

Inventory # P18522