Corvidae Antique has dated this Victorian Silver Locket Necklace to the Victorian era.
Victorian England went crazy for ferns in the latter half of the 19th century; it even spawned a new word: pteridomania, and woodland fern expeditions were organised so fashionable hobbyists and amateur botanists could find interesting specimens to add to their collections. In the language of flowers ferns symbolised sincerity and humility.

The chain can be worn doubled or tripled and the locket and chain can be worn separately so you get multiple looks for the price of one!
SIZE: The chain is approximately 54 inches (137cm) long. The locket measures 4.5 x 2.8cm (not including the bail).
WEIGHT: 31.6g.
MATERIALS: 925 sterling silver.
HALLMARKS/STAMPS: The locket is stamped SILVER on the bail.
CONDITION: Excellent antique condition.
ERA: Victorian (c.1880s).
Corvidae Antique has dated this Victorian Silver Locket Necklace to the Victorian era.
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