Vintage bracelets: Antique bracelet with Enamels

Rare in beauty and grace, richly decorated with "precious stones" bracelet made of Bressan enamel. Bressan enamel-a rare type of enamel popular in 19th-century France, produced only in the city of Bourg-en-Bresse. Bresset is a rare enameling method that has been recognized as unique and has become a national treasure. This stunning bracelet with shimmering splashes of color on the enameled links is the epitome of aristocracy and femininity. The bracelet is not marked, but is clearly of French origin. Enamel and tiny glass pastes are placed in the thin bezel frames with small teeth, they sparkle and look like real garnets and emeralds. The bracelet appears to be gold or gold-plated, the gold coating is pleasantly bright with a little wear on the back of the bracelet, the enamels seem to glow from the inside. The bracelet has not been cleaned or polished, it is in very good antique condition. All the stones look old and original, none have been replaced, there is no damage to the beautiful enamel on the main body of the bracelet. Next to the clasp of the bracelet is an ornate double-sided filigree keychain. It is decorated with tiny "precious stones" and glowing enamel. The tiny enamel is missing on one side of the keychain, which is not easy to notice, and could probably be replaced with a glass gem if desired, but I left it as it is. The bracelet most likely dates from the late 1800s-early 1900s, Late Victorian and Edwardian eras. Since these enamels were delicate and expensive to make, they are becoming increasingly difficult to find, I met such a decoration for the first time. The bracelet will be a perfect addition to any wardrobe or a true gem of your collection.