Fork Bracelet 1800’s Georgian / Victorian Sterling - Coin Silver Antique Monogrammed R & W Wilson 1825-1869 tropical • Marked: Sterling (on reverse

• Marked: Sterling (on reverse of both bears)

The earring backs are not original and I do not believe they are solid gold

Made from heavy gold-filled metal (likely rolled gold over a brass core)

it is a touch too big for me

this piece functions beautifully as both a devotional Jesus crucifix pendant and a natural banded agate statement necklace—making it especially versatile for collectors of vintage religious jewelry as well as gemstone enthusiasts who appreciate distinctive lapidary work

Fork Bracelet 1800’s Georgian / Victorian Sterling - Coin Silver Antique Monogrammed R & W Wilson 1825-1869 tropical • Marked: Sterling (on reversevery cool, fork bracelet. The fork itself is very old likely from the Georgian period. Someone molded the fork into a bracelet, and created eyes on it, which makes a unique and unusual face. Perfect for the fork utensil jewelry collection. The fork tested as sterling silver. It could be coin silver, but it is a high content of real silver. there might be some slight adjustability. My wrist is size 6, and it is too large for me. My guess is closer to a