Vintage 14K Gold Filled Two Tone Lover Locket Necklace - 2 Photo Compartments Heart Shape Retro Jewelry - I Love You
$85.00
A wonderful gold filled locket in the shape of a heart that is a special way to say "I Love You" on the front. The words are in a white gold filled script on right side while some etched flowers are on the left side. The back is plain with no design. The bale has decorative ridges it in.
Inside the locket there are spaces for two heart shaped photos. No frames remain. The locket closes very securely with a snap.
It hangs from an 18" long new 14K gold filled curb chain.
The locket is 1" long including the bale 3/4" wide.
The locket is marked on the back 1/20 14K GF with the maker's mark of TK below it. The chain is marked 1/20 12K GF on the spring ring clasp.
Locket is in nice vintage condition with some light use marks on the center of the locket's back from being worn - see photos for details.
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