Vintage 14K Gold Filled Round Locket on Rope Chain w/ Red Paste Gem & Ornate Filigree Front - Pendant w/ 2 Photo Wells - Gift for Her
$72.25 $85.00
Sweet vintage round 14K gold filled 2 photo locket with a tiny raised red glass gem and an ornate open work design on the front. The back is plain with no design. The small decorative bale has a set of vertical etched lines in it as well. The round locket can hold 2 photos inside. It hangs on a vintage twisted link rope chain.
Inside are 2 round photo wells that are currently empty and ready for your pictures.
This locket necklace is in nice vintage condition. There is wear on the back side of the locket where the gold fill has worn to expose the base metal that can be seen upon close inspection. The locket opens and closes securely. Item's price reflects conditions. See photos for details.
Measurements:
Chain - 18"
Locket - 5/8” in diameter
The locket is hallmarked 14K GF on the back of the bale with the maker's mark of an infinity symbol.
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