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Mille Trouvailles

Mille Trouvailles

MT-TR-112 · One of one

Victorian Belt Buckle Locket Pendant

$280
A locket in the form of a belt buckle, worn at the throat instead of the waist.

Sold as found · All vintage is final sale

The buckle was a Victorian love token: the belt that encircles and holds. Queen Victoria wore her Order of the Garter as an armlet rather than below the knee, and the jewellers followed her, so the buckled strap turned up on bracelets, rings and lockets for the rest of the century as a sign of loyalty and of love that binds. This one is cut gothic and weighs 19 grams.

White metal, with no legible hallmark.

One of one. Sold as found.

No returns - as is.

Fabric: White metal, no legible hallmark