The Bracelets OF Queen victoria.
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On festivals and gala days, the delicate
arm of the Queen of England will be seen
adorned with bracelet that may well be
considered as one Of the most significant
mementcs that the radiant partakers Of
royal enjoyments and princely splendour
can. behold. This 'bijou' of the most tas-
ty finish is made Of the purest gold, aid
enlightened by four Of the rarest dia-
monds, which seem, to dispute each others
beauty and delicacy. But their greatest
interest they derive from their owner s in
whose possession they were in oher,t mes.


The largest Of these diamonds belonged
to the Princess Charlotte Angus Of
Wales, who will ever be remembered by
the British people for her womanly virtues
and amiable qualities. I he second and
third Of these gefis once. belonged to the
unfortunate Queen Marie Antoinette of
France. The fourth, and most splendid
Of the whole, shone at one time from the
white and maestical forehead Of beloved
princeiy head, that shared similar mislor-
tunes with the former-it was the prop
erty Of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots and
then to King whose power ended with
the fall Of his royal brother, Joseph .Napo-
leon. One. may well question whether
ever woman''s arm was encircled by a
bracelet so potent, of emblems SO grave,
and souvenirs SO full of meaning.