GURHAN Antiquities One-of-a-Kind 24K Gold Mixed Artifact All Around Link Bracelet, Mixed Artifacts and Stones

A rare treasure from the Antiquities Collection, this one of a kind 24K gold bracelet showcases a mosaic of historic artistry. Featuring mixed cuts of lapis, bronze, mosaic, intaglio, ruby, emerald, and satsuma totaling 53.6ctw, it is accented with brilliant white diamond links (0.35ctw) and finished with a 22K gold clasp. A masterpiece of elegance and legacy.

SKU: OKB-YG-MS-27617-75

Total Weight: 33.5 g

One of a Kind

• 24k Gold
• Antiquities Collection
• Primary Stone: Multi-Stone

Lovingly handcrafted in our workshop in Istanbul by artisans personally trained by Gurhan

Primary Stone: Lapis

• Weight: 1.28gm
• Shape: Oval
• Cut: Cabochon
• Color: Blue
• Provenance/Details: Lapis lazuli is traditionally seen as a stone of truth, wisdom, and inner power. its deep blue color symbolizes the night sky, linking it to insight, intuition, and spiritual awareness. many people associate it with the throat and third eye chakras, believing it supports honest communication and clear thinking while helping you trust your inner voice. it’s also considered a protective stone, thought to guard against negativity and encourage confidence and self-expression.

Stone 2: Antique artifact

• Weight: 1.57gm
• Shape: Heart
• Cut: Cast
• Color: Bronze
• Provenance/Details: As “viking bronze,” this piece represents a symbolic amulet connected to strength, protection, and resilience. in a norse-inspired context, it reflects the warrior spirit—not in a literal sense of battle, but as a symbol of endurance, honor, and the ability to remain steady through challenges. bronze, as a traditional alloy, carries associations with grounding energy and protection, offering a sense of stability, inner strength, and defense against negativity. worn as jewelry, it serves as a reminder to stay courageous, balanced, and true to one’s path.

Stone 3: Intaglio

• Weight: 0.88gm
• Shape: Rectangle
• Cut: Intaglio
• Color: Black
• Provenance/Details: A black onyx intaglio carved with a roman soldier combines the stone’s traditional meaning with the symbol of the warrior. spiritually, black onyx is linked to protection, grounding, self-control, and mental strength, often used to help people stay steady during stress and set firm boundaries. the roman soldier motif adds themes of courage, discipline, loyalty, and resilience—a reminder to act with focus and honor, defend what matters, and keep moving forward with calm determination.

Stone 4: Mosaic

• Weight: 1.13gm
• Shape: Oval
• Cut: Mosaic
• Color: Multi-colored
• Provenance/Details: Victorian micro mosaic – the colosseum victorian era (1837–1901), grand tour this victorian micro mosaic of the colosseum reflects a remarkable fusion of historical craftsmanship and cultural admiration for classical antiquity. popular during the grand tour, such finely detailed works were created by italian artisans as treasured souvenirs for european travelers. the colosseum—one of rome’s most iconic ancient monuments—was originally constructed between ad 70–80 as a grand amphitheater for gladiatorial contests and public spectacles. its frequent depiction in 19th-century micro mosaics symbolized not only fascination with ancient rome’s architectural brilliance, but also a broader appreciation for its enduring legacy, power, and historical grandeur.

Stone 5: Ruby

• Weight: 12.85ct
• Shape: Rectangle
• Cut: Carved
• Color: Red
• Provenance/Details: Rubies are associated with love, passion, and vitality, believed to strengthen the heart, and provide energy, courage, and protection, while also enhancing inner strength and grounding through their connection to the root chakra. daisies symbolize purity, innocence, simplicity, and new beginnings, representing youth, joy, loyalty, and positivity, often linked to light and the sun. together, they create a balance of vibrant passion and calm purity.

Stone 6: Satsuma

• Weight: 0.57gm
• Shape: Round
• Cut: Satsuma
• Color: Multi-colored
• Provenance/Details: Vintage japanese satsuma button- cherry blossom the cherry blossom, delicately painted on this vintage japanese satsuma button, holds deep spiritual meaning in japanese culture. it symbolizes the transient nature of life, a reminder of beauty in impermanence and the quiet strength in letting go. as a sacred symbol of renewal and ancestral connection, it invites mindfulness, appreciation, and spiritual balance with the rhythms of nature.

Stone 7: Antique artifact

• Weight: 1.43gm
• Shape: Round
• Cut: Cast
• Color: Bronze
• Provenance/Details: Spanish bronze buttons have a long history tied to spain’s military and state uniforms from the bourbon era onward. in the 18th and 19th centuries, spanish army and navy uniforms commonly used cast or stamped bronze/brass buttons—often gilted (gold-washed) for officers—decorated with royal crowns, coats of arms, anchors, or regimental numbers to show branch and loyalty to the crown. as spain modernized its armed forces and administration in the mid–late 1800s, button production became more industrial: two-piece stamped buttons with crimped backs and maker marks became widespread, reflecting standardized uniforms for the army, navy, civil guards, customs, railways, and other government services. changes in the crown style, national arms, and backmarks can help date a button, especially across political shifts such as the reigns of different monarchs, the second republic (1931–1939), and later state reforms—making these buttons useful small artifacts for tracing spanish institutional and military history.

Stone 8: Emerald

• Weight: 6.45ct
• Shape: Leaf
• Cut: Carved
• Color: Green
• Provenance/Details: A carved emerald in the shape of a leaf holds deep spiritual meaning, symbolizing growth, renewal, and emotional healing. the leaf represents the natural cycle of life and transformation, while the emerald is known for opening the heart chakra and promoting love, compassion, and inner peace.

Stone 9: Diamond

• Weight: 0.35ct
• Shape: Round
• Cut: Brilliant
• Color: White
• Provenance/Details: A white diamond is often seen as a symbol of clarity, purity, and amplified intention. spiritually, it’s associated with light and truth—helping you cut through confusion, strengthen inner resolve, and align with what feels most authentic. many traditions also view diamond energy as protective and empowering, encouraging courage, integrity, and a “clear mind, open heart” kind of presence.

GURHAN only uses stones that are ethically sourced. The diamonds we use are natural and sourced in accordance with the standards set by the Kimberly Process.

• Clasp: 22K

As dedicated advocates of responsible sourcing, we strive to use recycled gold whenever we can. Our supplier certifies its sources so you can share our confidence in purchasing sustainable, responsible gold.

• Length: 7.5 inches
• Width: 15.60 mm

• Construction: -S / Au 990/916

Pure gold is a soft, malleable metal and so Just like the ancient goldsmiths who used grains, sand and wood to provide structural integrity to their pieces, Gurhan uses today's versions of these substances to enable the hollow forms, like balls and lentils, ring shanks and large links, to retain their intended shapes. If a piece is made with either air or an organic filler inside, we denote it as 'hollow' so that you always know what you are buying. See our Quality Standards.