On display

Bangle

Carlo Giuliano (1831 - 1895)

Artist/Maker

DatesMade: Made 1880 - 1890

Material / Technique

Gold, amethyst, enamel

Dimensionsw: Mått 8,3 cm

Inventory numberNMK 58/1905

AcqusitionDonated 1905 by Countess Christina de Caza Miranda

Other titlesTitle (sv): Armring Title (en): Bangle Previous: Armband

DescriptionDescription: This bracelet was made by one of the most famous 19th-century goldsmiths, Carlo Giuliano (1831–1895). Around 1860, Giuliano moved with his family from Naples to London, where he started his own workshop. Prior to opening a shop on Piccadilly in 1874, his work was sold through a few of the most prestigious jewellers in London. At the World Fair in Paris in 1867, his jewellery was showcased by the firm Harry Emanuel. Giuliano’s style was historicising and often inspired by Renaissance jewellery. He is best known for using enamel and cabochon stones, as in this bracelet.

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Geographical origin

Geographical origin: Italy
Geographical origin: Rome (Italy)

MaterialGold (Metal)

TechniqueApplied art

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