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A symbol of love and fidelity, gate bracelets rose to popularity in the latter half of the Victorian era and quickly became the must-have gift from a lover!
Secured with a heart shaped padlock (often with a key), these beautiful bracelets traditionally were gifted from a paramour to their betrothed as a symbolic gesture that only the giver would be able to open the gate to their beloved's heart.
This particular gate bracelet is more unusual than most. Not only is it crafted in sterling silver instead of the more commonly used gold, but also its links are composed of beautiful green and white marbled slag glass.
The darling heart shaped padlock is engraved on both sides with images of tulips, which represent a declaration of love. It opens with a simple push on one side. No keys required!
This piece truly is a master class in unabashed romanticism and Victorian artistry from all angles!
Additional Details
Date: early 1900s
Materials: Sterling silver, slag glass
Measurements: 8.25"
Markings: None
Condition: Very Good
Glass has a few tiny chips and abrasions from years of wear, but no cracks or overly glaring damage. Padlock has a couple of very shallow dents, but nothing that distorts the look or functionality of the piece.
