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ANTIQUE #SA1151557

Antique Edwardian 9ct Gold Heart Padlock Pendant

£295    $395    €338
This antique 9ct Gold heart padlock pendant is just beautiful! Made entirely from solid 9ct Gold, you can easily add this piece to a chain, bracelet, or split ring for the perfect antique finish.
 
During the Edwardian period, padlocks were worn on bracelets by women whose significant others were leaving for an extended period of time. The bracelet would be locked onto the woman’s wrist by the padlock charm, to which only her beloved would have the key- he would then open it upon his return.
 
The padlock is in excellent working order and would look great on a chain or bracelet.
 
METAL
 
9ct Gold
 
MEASUREMENTS
 
Measures 2.4cm x 1.5cm
 
WEIGHT
 
3.89 grams
 
HALLMARKS
 
J.G&S, 9C
 
CONDITION
 
This antique 9ct Gold heart padlock pendant is in very good condition. It remains smooth with a crisp and clear hallmark on the reverse. The padlock handle opens and clicks securely shut, with light surface wear on the front and back. This would make a superb gift for a loved one or...
Antique ID: SA1151557
Item: Antique Edwardian 9ct Gold Heart Padlock Pendant - (reference SA1151557)
Buying direct from seller: Lancastrian Jewellers
£295



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Antique SA1151557 shown on this page was made in the Victorian Era. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was created:
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Lancastrian Jewellers
We are a third generation jewellers in the North of England, UK. Specialising in quality Antique, Vintage and Fine Jewellery
Lancashire
United Kingdom
Tel: 07527 577305
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