Edwardian 9ct Gold Opening Locket Seal Pendant with Bloodstone feed-agegroup-adult black jewellery became "de rigueur"

black jewellery became "de rigueur"

Popular in the 1920s and 1930s

The design was made famous by the Portuguese Chrysoberyl earrings (sometimes rock crystal were used) that were at the height of fashion in the 1770s

This would make a wonderful engagement ring

Our chains also come in silver and yellow gold

Edwardian 9ct Gold Opening Locket Seal Pendant with Bloodstone feed-agegroup-adult black jewellery became "de rigueur"Made in 1905 by a JTJ, a Birmingham based maker whose personal background remains a mystery however, this seal is wonderful with some regency inspiration with its embossed swirl knot design. It opens to reveal a two compartment design ideal for storing photographs which add to its charm. At the bottom is a plain bloodstone which could be engraved. It can be worn as a pendant.