Alternating filigree links hold small treasures: faux harlequin opals flashing fire and violet like distant nebulae, and starburst settings that cradle pink and olivine rhinestones. The antiqued gold tone, with scrolls, leaves, and tiny beaded dots, gives it the warmth of a much older heirloom. It’s a Victorian revival look Sarah Coventry favored in the late 1960s and 1970s. The bracelet is light and flexible on the wrist. Its mix of soft pinks, mossy greens, and opalescent color pairs as easily with denim as with velvet.
Materials
Antiqued gold-tone metal, glass cabochons, rhinestones
Details
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Era: 1960s–1970s
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Markings: Stamped “Sarah Cov” on the clasp
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Style / design notes: Victorian revival. Alternating openwork scroll links with beaded accents and leafy starburst links, finished with a twisted rope link next to the clasp
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Stone or material notes: Oval faux harlequin opal glass cabochons, with prong-set pink and olivine round rhinestones in star-shaped settings
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Function: Fold-over box clasp
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Color: Antiqued gold, pink, olive green, opalescent multicolor
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Condition: Great vintage condition. All stones are present and bright, with the intended antiqued finish in the recesses and light wear on the high points
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Measurement: 7.25"
Collected by Mineral and Matter
