Vintage Heart Locket and Chain
$450.00 CAD
Sale price
$450.00 CAD
Regular price
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Vintage Heart Locket and Chain
$450.00 CAD
Sale price
$450.00 CAD
Regular price
This pendant is in excellent vintage condition, with only minor surface wear in accordance with the age of the piece. The locket closes securely and the inner picture rims are still there to allow photos to be added. It has been carefully cleaned and is ready to be worn and admired.
This beautiful mid-century heart locket features a bright-cut, hand-engraved floral design on the front diagonal half, offset by a smooth, polished gold finish.
Circa 1940s-50s, British.
The stamp reads 9CT BK.&FT. meaning back and front. It weighs 2.6 grams.
Includes a rare 10k 1g yellow gold 18" twisted serpentine chain.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What design does the Vintage Heart Locket feature?
This mid-century heart locket has a bright-cut, hand-engraved floral design across the diagonal half of its front, set against a smooth, polished gold finish.
Can I add photos to the Vintage Heart Locket?
Yes. The inner picture rims are still in place to allow photos to be added. The locket closes securely.
What condition is this vintage heart locket in?
The locket is described as being in excellent vintage condition, with minor surface wear in keeping with its age. It has been carefully cleaned and is ready to be worn and admired.
What does the 9CT BK.&FT. stamp mean, and how much does the locket weigh?
The stamp reads 9CT BK.&FT., meaning back and front. The locket weighs 2.6 grams.
Does the Vintage Heart Locket come with a chain?
Yes. It includes a 10k, 1-gram yellow gold, 18-inch twisted serpentine chain. The locket is described as British and circa 1940s–50s.