Late Victorian BE HAPPY Gold Spinner Charm lead There's evidence of shells being
Description
There's evidence of shells being worn on the body from as far back as 75
light surface wear commensurate with age
A particularly sweet antique Forget-Me-Not ring dating from the late Victorian period
The colours are delightful
Late Victorian BE HAPPY Gold Spinner Charm lead There's evidence of shells beingDATE: Victorian, c. 1900 A sweet Victorian spinner charm dating from the turn of the century, circa 1900. Crafted in 9 karat yellow gold, it displays the phrase BE HAPPY when spun a clever design whereby half of each letter is engraved on each side, matching up perfectly to form the full word when its spun (and they eye is tricked into seeing them together). With gold fittings for wear on a chain, keep this as a reminder to, well you know, be happy!
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