Sterling Silver 1898 Bracelet

This piece feels like something that should’ve been treasured long before it became jewellery.

Made from the bowl of an 1898 sterling silver sugar spoon from London, it still carries all the beautiful Victorian era detail florals, leaves and tiny scrollwork pressed into the silver over 125 years ago.

The scalloped edges curve naturally around the wrist, and there’s something about the shape of old sugar spoons that just works so beautifully as a bracelet. Like it was always meant to become this.

Paired with a stainless steel chain, the antique silver gets to be the real focus while still keeping the piece easy to wear every day 🤎

🤎Features & Why You’ll Love It

1898 London hallmarked sterling silver sugar spoon
→ A genuine Victorian era piece carrying over 125 years of history

Intricate floral, leaf and scroll detailing
→ Beautiful old craftsmanship you just don’t see much anymore

Scalloped spoon bowl design
→ Curves naturally around the wrist with beautiful shape and detail

Lightweight chain pairing
→ Keeps the bracelet wearable while letting the antique silver stand out

Non-magnetic stainless steel chain
→ Strong, tarnish resistant and easy to care for

Extra strong magnetic clasps
→ Easy to fasten yourself while staying secure

Approx. 19cm length
→ Comfortable fit worn snug or slightly relaxed

One of a kind piece
→ There will never be another exactly the same

🤎Details

Material: Sterling silver (.925) and stainless steel
Origin: London
Era: 1898 (Victorian)
Design: Sugar spoon bowl bracelet
Length: Approx. 19cm
Closure: Extra strong magnetic clasp
Handmade by Molly Made in Australia

🤎The Molly Made Story

Pieces like this are exactly why I love old silver.

This little sugar spoon once sat around tables over a century ago before being reshaped into something completely different to wear and keep close. The history is still there in every little mark and detail it just gets to continue in a new way now.

Not mass made.
Made to matter.

🖤 Add to cart: A little piece of Victorian history made to be worn again.