Pearl Enameled Cross PendantTHE HISTORY: This 9k gold blue enamel and genuine pearl cross charm from the late 1800s was once a mourning locket. Originally made and sourced in England, while the frame is no longer intact, it still makes for a beautiful pendant. We've attached a modern, solid 14k gold stationary clasp to this pendant to hang from any chain or interchange and clip on to any necklace stack. This charm measures . 5 in width and . 75" in height and has been modified

It was in the 1860s that Victorian women first began to wear beetles and other insect motifs on their clothes and accessories

This piece features hand engraved details and was originally the clasp to a bracelet that has been converted to hang as a pendant

Unless you plan on attaching a charm with your own jump ring

These cufflinks from the late 1800 - early 1900s have found a new life as beautiful pendants and charms

sterling silver dress pin from the early 1900s featuring clear crystal rhinestone details

It was a feminine symbol

gold filled watch fob toggle

This solid 9k gold sheep charm from the early 1900s is sweet

*this necklace is the smaller knot pictured on the model

We suggest using these little hinged adapters to make your heirlooms personal–use your imagination

All elements of this necklace were sourced in England

This bold onyx ring from the 1920s is everything a cocktail ring should be: classic and timeless