Apparently these silver "lucky charm" bracelets were a thing in the 1930s. Here, each round panel is detailed with multi-color enamel in work far more intricate than the other one we're offering. They depict traditional European symbols of good fortune. A horseshoe for protection, a pig for prosperity, a swallow for hope and safe return, and richly hued flowers representing love, renewal, and vitality. It's a vivid example of interwar-era sentimental jewelry.
MATERIALS: silver, enamel
AGE: c. 1930
CONDITION: Very good - Austrian hallmarks
SIZE: 7.5" length, 1/2" diameter of discs