Art Deco 9ct Gold Slave Bangle Dated 1928 Citrine "Mizpah" references the biblical prayer:

"Mizpah" references the biblical prayer: "The Lord watch between me and thee

The Horseshoe has long been a symbol of good luck and became a popular image in Victorian jewellery when there was an increase in superstition

WEIGHT: 92

with room to add a second photograph on the reverse

A pretty antique Victorian bar brooch from the late 19th Century featuring a heart in the centre decorated with gleaming pearls and a collection of blue turquoise which take the form of a forget me not in the centre

Art Deco 9ct Gold Slave Bangle Dated 1928 Citrine "Mizpah" references the biblical prayer:A striking 1920s slave bangle chased with intricate patterning around the outside. Its all solid 9ct yellow gold and has developed a lovely smoothness and a desirable rosy hue with age. The style was very popular during the Art Deco period and looks wonderful wrapping around the upper arm. Its complete with Birmingham hallmarks that date it to the year 1928. WEIGHT: 12. 1 grams MEASURES: Circumference 10 inches x Diameter 83mm across x Width 8mm x