Vintage 1930s 9ct Gold Heart Locket Necklace
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This magnificent vintage 1930s 9ct Gold Heart Locket is a timeless piece of jewellery that exudes romance. Dating back to the Victorian era, the locket is associated with romantic love and has been used as a token of significant moments in people's lives. Even to this day, it still makes a lasting impression, captivating admirers everywhere it goes.
Crafted from 9ct gold, this beautiful heart-shaped locket features delicate engravings on each side and opens to reveal two compartments for preserving two of your most treasured memories.
The locket hangs from a new 9ct gold chain. The locket is a gold 'back and front' locket which means the front and back of the locket are 9ct gold while the inside is brass. Brass was used at this time for strength, lockets are opened and closed which can weaken the closure, brass solved this problem at the time.
ERA
Vintage, 1930s
HALLMARKS
9ct BK & FT
MEASUREMENTS
Height - 2cm / 0.8"
Width - 1.9cm / 0.79"
Necklace Length - 18cm / 45.7"
Weight - 4.37g
CONDITION
Excellent condition.
SKU
6806
Caring for your jewelry
Antique and vintage jewelry lasts longest with gentle care. Store each piece separately, keep it away from perfume and hairspray, and clean it with a soft dry cloth.
Free US delivery, returns and gift wrapping
Delivery is free within the US. Every package is fully insured and needs an adult signature, and we’ll email you to arrange a delivery date before anything ships. Your piece arrives gift wrapped in our signature box.
If it isn’t right, you can return it within 14 days of receiving it. Contact us first and we’ll send you a free, insured return label.
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Vintage 1930s 9ct Gold Heart Locket Necklace
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