There is something undeniably romantic about the way Scottish citrine gathers light, like small captured sunbeams caught in the Highland mist. This early 20th-century bracelet celebrates that glow in a dance of round and trapezoid stones, each one held in thistle-inspired silver mounts that say more about heritage than ornament. It feels like a souvenir from a windswept journey across moors and mountains, the sort of jewel someone brought home as proof that magic, in fact, does grow wild in Scotland.

Handcrafted in Scotland around 1910, the bracelet measures 7.5 inches long and features twelve citrine gems: six round stones measuring approximately 11 × 11 × 7 mm , paired with six trapezoid-cut citrines measuring approximately 12 × 8 × 5 mm. Altogether, the piece holds approximately 15.4 carats of citrine. Each link measures about 12 × 18.5 × 7 mm, and the bracelet weighs 18.5 grams. It is unmarked, as many Scottish silver jewels of this era were, but tests as silver.

A jewel like this doesn’t simply accessorize, it transports. Slip it on, and suddenly grey days feel a little more golden, as if a bit of Highland sunlight has chosen to follow you home.

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Item ID: BTA27103VA