Lover's Lock BraceletThis restored Victorian bracelet from the late 1800s was known as a Lovers Bracelet due to the lock clasp: a lock needs a key to open and close, therefore your significant other would likely have been the one to hold the key. This lover's bracelet heart shaped padlock clasp was designed to open without a key instead the top is hinged and opens with a pinch clasp at the top. This bracelet was originally made and sourced in England This antique gold

This necklace measures a standard 20” on an antique 9k gold and sterling silver chain with the locket measuring

With a 9k gold setting and sterling silver details

Paste accessories were the most sought after jewelry of the Georgian era of the 1700s—often dawning royalty

gold filled watch fob charm from the late 1800s featuring a bloodstone intaglio seal in the bottom with hand-etched initials "RL"

Gurett & Son's"

timeless design

This necklace measures a standard 18” on a modern 14k gold filled chain and swivel clasp

Secondary Stone: Diamond

This anchor charm features English hallmarks on the front of the charm

This charming little monkey sits on a bar with adorned with crystal stones on each side

With a bloodstone shield stone set front and center

each truly unique in their own right