A Vintage Bracelet

A few weeks ago I posted that I recently received some

jewelry that had belonged to The Mister's mother.

This one was actually his grandmother's.

Bracelets being my favorite item of jewelry, I

was immediately drawn to this one. It is a

series of scenes from Denmark, the ancestory homeland.

When I got it, the loose piece was attached to the end, but

as you can see, that would not allow you to connect

the clasp and wear it. The last piece doesn't have a loop

on the end and there wouldn't be the decorative holder

between the scenes. So, I'm a little puzzled as to what

the last piece is used for. Maybe it is a separate pendant

and was just attached so it wouldn't get lost.

Without it, it is a perfect size for my

wrist and a nice vintage piece. She must

have never worn it since the odd piece was attached at

the end. But I think I'll carefully wear it once in a while!

I'm a believer of using the beautiful things around you.

It makes them more meaningful than just sticking

them in a drawer.

There is the residue of a sticker on the back of each piece.

I'm assuming it was from a price tag or maybe the name of the

landmark featured in the picture. So it has come through

three generations now, and it's fun to think that I would

give it to a daughter Taylor may have one day and

tell her that it has be handed down through five

generations to her!

So, Protege, my friend....I'm hoping this may look familiar

to you and you can tell me a bit about it? Do you ever

see anything like this in the antique shops in Denmark?