Sterling Silver Purse Locket / Silver Purse Pendant / Locket or memo keeper
$125.00
SKU OTH-23-0008
This charming purse is a stunning engraved sterling silver purse and can be used as a locket or memento keeper. The locket does open wide, and both sides of the locket are secured by a sterling silver chain that is 50 mm long.
The purse is deeper at the base of the purse (6mm) and is more narrow at the top (4mm). The purse measures 28mm x 32mm.
The purse closes securely and closes with a loud snap. It is also easy to open. Don't you hate trying to open a locket and ruining your nails? Well I certainly do, and this locket opens easily as if it were a purse closure.
The attention to details are great, and there is peace of mind, as the metal purity hallmark is stamped on the inside of the bag, and at the bottom of the bag outside as well.
This item is estimated to be made in the 1980s, as the hallmark for the international convention of hallmarks is there (Scale with 925). This indicates that this item was manufactured for international markets.
In 1972, the UK became a signatory of the International Convention of Hallmarks. Signatories of the convention recognise each other's hallmarks. The Conference introduced the Common Control Mark (CCM). For foreign silver hallmarks, the CCM symbol is the balance scales, with the fineness superimposed on an angular shape which outlines the scales. The fineness is shown as parts per thousand.
Weight: 9.36 g
The purse is deeper at the base of the purse (6mm) and is more narrow at the top (4mm). The purse measures 28mm x 32mm.
The purse closes securely and closes with a loud snap. It is also easy to open. Don't you hate trying to open a locket and ruining your nails? Well I certainly do, and this locket opens easily as if it were a purse closure.
The attention to details are great, and there is peace of mind, as the metal purity hallmark is stamped on the inside of the bag, and at the bottom of the bag outside as well.
This item is estimated to be made in the 1980s, as the hallmark for the international convention of hallmarks is there (Scale with 925). This indicates that this item was manufactured for international markets.
In 1972, the UK became a signatory of the International Convention of Hallmarks. Signatories of the convention recognise each other's hallmarks. The Conference introduced the Common Control Mark (CCM). For foreign silver hallmarks, the CCM symbol is the balance scales, with the fineness superimposed on an angular shape which outlines the scales. The fineness is shown as parts per thousand.
Weight: 9.36 g
