Australian 1920-30s Flappers 9ct Gold Lined Melba
Wrist Bangle Bracelet
Made popular by opera singers at around the turn of the 20th century
these bangles were worn by opera divas, they continued to be fashionable
through to the flapper era of the 1920s-1930s. In Australia, they became known
as Melbas due to Nellie Melbas habit of wearing one on the upper arm above the
elbow. The size of this one shows that it is meant to be worn on the wrist
The bangle is a continuous band with a curve profile. The yellow gold
colour is marked “375 LINED GM”, in the Australian manner; the initials “GM”
being its maker (unidentified).
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It is in very good antique condition with no dints or dimples, just everyday
wear, no issues, faults or damage to report, some light wear, and a warm
patina. The images show the condition far better than we can detail, please
study these carefully; they are part of the description and condition report.
Measures: 20.3cm
inner circumference x 5.8mm wide; 27.2g.
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