Victorian "Language of Flowers" Silver Cuff Bangle cat's eye with manuscripts often featuring initial

with manuscripts often featuring initial capitals and important words highlighted in red

and they're suspended on a 9k gold belcher chain (circa 1900)

quite remarkably

it displays the question WHY WORRY when spun - a clever design whereby half of each letter is engraved on each side

Makers Mark TRIANON

Victorian "Language of Flowers" Silver Cuff Bangle cat's eye with manuscripts often featuring initialDATE: Victorian, c. 1882 An antique silver cuff bangle dating from the Victorian period, circa 1882. The front is engraved with a garland of roses and leaves with a ribbed border. Victorian jewellery often includes floral motifs, as part of their "Language of Flowers", whereby each flower or plant represented some romantic or emotional sentiment In this case, wild rose for grace. MEASUREMENTS Width of cuff: 3. 6cm Inner dimensions: 5. 6 x 4. 6cm