1980s Gemstone Specimen Bracelet

1980s Gemstone Specimen BraceletCool vintage silver bracelet set with eight colourful gem specimens in oval bezel mounts. A gemstone enthusiast's dream. Starting form the T bar end they are: White chalcendony, asymmetrical shape; orange chalcedony; labradorite; mother of pearl behind a faceted rock crystal top; next one I'm unsure but it looks like some sort of fossil in matrix; agate with bands of jasper; abalone shell behind a rose cut rock crystal top; carnelian agate. The stones

The symbolism is

The signal is set to ‘proceed’ - remember those traffic light parties where you would wear a different colour badge to let potential suitors know whether you were single/available

coving a huge area of the finger between the two knuckles

It features Athena one one side and the Parthenon on the other

The middle is open and the backs of the settings are closed and foiled

Stones set in platinum prong mounts with an 18ct yellow gold band

it's home to a combined diamond weight of 65pts

clearly intended as a pinky ring

She serves as a reminder for women not to deny our righteous rage

it dates from the early 20th century - circa 1910 - with both bolt ring and dog tag clasps

tested as 15ct gold

3cm (from tops of wires)