An antique gold, turquoise, and pearl cuff bracelet, with repeating lozenge-shaped cutouts, bridged by diagonal bands of alternating pavé turquoise and pearls, in 18k.

Given the Victorian predilection for using jewelry to convey sentiment and coded messages, turquoise often evoked the forget-me-not flower and was associated with good luck. Queen Victoria's love of turquoise no doubt contributed to its resurgence in 19th century European jewelry.