Edwardian 9ct Gold Opening Locket Seal Pendant with Bloodstone feed-condition-used On 14 December 1861

On 14 December 1861

This delightful and exquisitely painted tie pin shows a spaniel called 'Bell'

It would make a perfect wedding ring

Jewels were foil backed to capture all the surrounding light by day or candle light

which creates a delightful effect

Edwardian 9ct Gold Opening Locket Seal Pendant with Bloodstone feed-condition-used On 14 December 1861Made 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.