Guilloché Enamel Switchblade CharmThe History: This Edwardian sterling silver switchblade charm, crafted in England in the early 1900s, features translucent blue enamel over Guilloch engravinga decorative technique revealing intricate patterned grooves beneath the enamels surface. This piece was originally made and sourced in England and measures just over 1" from the bottom of the charm to the top of the bail. Please note this piece shows light wear consistent with age. This pendant

Victorian cameo set in a scrollwork surround from the late 1800s

We've created a gold impression of our original limited edition silver charm series

5” in width and 1

gold filled slider pendant from the late 1800s that features pearl and turquoise details set in a fleur-de-lis design

The charms with the clip can also slide on our Classic Delicate

the collection was later thoughtfully transformed by its original owner into a series of wearable pieces—including a tie pin

The fob charm in this design holds a citrine stone in the bottom

These Georgian stones hailing from the 1700s still maintain their special luster and sparkle--even more than 200 years after their creation

Table or mounted vestas would keep the matches safe around the house

featuring hand-cut Bohemian Garnet stones from the late 1800s

or outward to send good fortune to others

*pendant sold individually