This listing is for my exclusive miniature portrait pearl bracelet. The sky is the limit with these, I could do pearl or any bead actually.

I will be adding to this listing; however, currently available is one five-strand cultured rice pearl bracelet with photos of two originals in my own collection - the memento mori sepia that says "a mon frere cherie" or what I have translated "To my dear brother," the Lady in Blue with Fur lining her gown is also in my own collection and I believe circa 1780's. The Lady in Mourning's says "Sacred to the Best of Friends" and taken from the book, Georgian Jewelry yet modified. The measurements are in the listing, and photos associate with the item.

The gold base has a liquid gold enamel applied by me since the base is steel. The gold is enamel and the bottom is lightly coated - so if you have super sensitive skin, it may not be good for you - or you can add a piece of felt there to hold it off of your skin. The photos will show if it is silver or gold and the style. If you have any questions, please convo me.

Each bracelet is sold separately, so you get one (1) bracelet per order.

They are just amazing pieces, and I am really happy I can offer them to you. The clasps are limited, so once I run out, they are possibly gone in this style. The glaze on the images can make it look like there are lines or other imperfections, it is there to make it look like crackling in the painting and not a mistake.

There are many portraits out there with ladies wearing a miniature portrait of a loved one or hair woven or cut in a miniature to form a picture on their wrist, over their heart, as a pendant on a ribbon, etc.

If you are interested in having one or two made for your impression, please convo me as we can customize them.

Inspiration portrait abound, but shown is of a close up of Marie-Elizabeth Febvrier wrist from the portrait with Pierre IV Balthazard du Buc de Bellefonds, and Portrait of a lady 1760 to 1780 France