A pair of gold pearl and gem-set enamelled bracelets, India, late 19th-early 20th century, each formed of seven square cobalt blue enamelled plaques set with central and surrounding diamonds, three pearls strung between each plaque, the terminals set with garnets, the reverse enamelled with red flowers and green leaves on a white ground, with loop and button fastening in silk and gold thread, 18cm. long (2)Note: This form of bracelet, with strands of pearls interrupted by square beads, was very popular in nineteenth century India and similar examples feature in George Birdwood's The Industrial Arts of India (1880) and S.S. Jacob and T.H. Hendley's Jeypore Enamels (1886).Please refer to department for condition report