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Sterling Silver Vitreous Enamel Faceted Bracelet - Red

Name: Sterling Silver Vitreous Enamel Faceted Bracelet - Red
Brand: Deakin and Francis

Deakin and Francis

£395

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Deakin Francis are excited to launch it’s Vitreous Collection, cufflinks and bracelets that draw upon age-old enamelling techniques to create contemporary and timeless bracelets. Available in both a circled and striped detail version, the collection of bracelets are available in five distinct colours that will pop on any ladies’ wrist and suit all seasons and styles. Simple, yet sophisticated, these sterling silver bracelets are handmade at the House Of Deakin Francis in the Jewellery Quarter, where the enamel is expertly applied to the bracelet using traditional vitreous enamelling techniques

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as DEAKIN AND FRANCIS LIMITED, number 00162115. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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Sterling Silver Vitreous Enamel Faceted Bracelet - Red

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