Victorian "Language Of Flowers" Silver Bangle demantoid garnet and featuring the sweetest inscription

and featuring the sweetest inscription to the inner band

It features an inscription to the reverse: "GC 1834"

we've mounted it on a heavy 9k gold Victorian chain with tag fastener

with exceptional textured detailing and English hallmarks from the year 1824

some light dings to the back

Victorian "Language Of Flowers" Silver Bangle demantoid garnet and featuring the sweetest inscriptionDATE: Victorian, c. 1870 A gorgeous Victorian cuff bangle featuring twelve square panels, each one adorned with a high relief depiction of a flower or plant. The Victorians created a secret "language of flowers" whereby different flowers and plants were infused with meaning. In this case we have: a Grape vine for charity, mirth, and intoxication; Rose and wheat for love and prosperity; Ivy for fidelity, dependence, and affection; corn for wealth; and