Etruscan Revival Bracelet with Fine Granulation in 18 Karat Gold Etruscan revival The links on the silver

The links on the silver chain echo the pyramidal stones but flexibly conform to the shape of your neck

with additional gemstones forming the fishes' eyes

its dark grey metallic sheen contrasting elegantly with the sparkling diamonds and juicy rubies

I've included a photo of the ring next to a photo of a similar agate sculpture created by Munsteiner and shown in the monograph Bernd Munsteiner

The fittings and and bezels are 18 karat gold

Etruscan Revival Bracelet with Fine Granulation in 18 Karat Gold Etruscan revival The links on the silverMany pieces of jewelry that are called "Etruscan Revival" should really be called "Archaeological Revival" since they are based on ancient precedents other than Etruscan. However this exceptional 19th century bracelet is rightfully called Etruscan Revival since it is based on Etruscan pieces in the famed Campana Collection in the Louvre. Consisting of eight square plaques, it has extraordinarily minute granulation and fine wirework. The granulation is