We named this cheerful bracelet after Daisy Greville, the Countess of Warwick, and King Edward VII's favorite mistress. It's thought she inspired the hit song, A Bicycle Built for Two, written in 1892.
You'll find a midcentury West German glass cabochon in the bracelet's center depicting a daisy surrounded by spring forget-me-nots.
The daisy button is ringed by two vintage pearl buttons hand-carved from Mississippi River mussel shells by the American Pearl Button Company of Washington, Iowa.
Read more on our Buttonology blog: Mighty Mississippi River Pearls.
In this piece:
- Vintage glass cabochon made in West Germany
- Two hand-carved Lady Washington mother-of-pearl buttons, made from Mississippi River mussel shells, circa 1950-1960
- Two brass flower stampings made today in the USA in vintage dies
- Two brass leaf connectors stamped today in the USA in vintage dies
- Three brass-plated pewter settings cast today in the USA
- Antiqued brass chain
- Length is adjustable from 7” to 8 1/2”
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