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Edwardian Turquoise Set 15ct gold Ball LocketSold
Victorian 15ct Engraved Gold Book LocketSold
Georgian 18ct Gold Heart Locket set with a Cabochon Amethyst dated 1829 with an Earl's CoronetSold
Edwardian 15ct Gold Heart Pendant set with Natural Split Pearls & a DiamondSold
Victorian 18ct Gold & Blue Enamel Locket set with Natural Split Pearls & Rose DiamondsSold
Victorian 9ct Gold, Forget Me Not Enamel & Natural Split Pearl Oval LocketSold
Edwardian 18ct Heart Shaped Locket set with a Ruby & DiamondsSold
Victorian 15ct Gold & Turquoise Enamel Round Locket set with a DiamondSold
Edwardian 15ct Gold Heart Shaped Locket set with a DiamondSold
Early 20th Century 14ct Gold Round Locket set with DiamondsSold
French Belle Epoque Two Colour 18ct Gold Heart Shaped Locket set with RubiesSold
Ruby & Emerald Studded Victorian Gold Oval LocketSold
18ct Gold Victorian Blue Enamel Heart LocketSold
French 18ct Gold Vinaigrette Hazelnut PendantSold
Georgian 15ct Gold Vinaigrette & LocketSold
18ct Gold & Platinum LocketSold
Georgian 15ct Gold Heart Shaped Forget me Not LocketSold
Victorian 9ct Gold Family Locket with Ten CompartmentsSold
Victorian 15ct Gold & Blue Enamel Heart Shaped Pendant set with Natural Split Pearls with a Locket on the ReverseSold
Victorian 18ct Gold Plain Oval LocketSold
French 19th Century 18ct Gold Oval Shaped Locket set with Bloodstone on Both SidesSold
Georgian 18ct Gold Heart Shaped Pendant by Thomas FlachSold
Edwardian Slim Oval 15ct Gold LocketSold
French 18ct Gold, Blue Enamel & Rose Diamond Oval Locket with the Letter SSold
Early Victorian 9ct Gold Opening Book LocketSold
Victorian 15ct Gold Water Melon LocketSold
Victorian 15ct Gold Buckle Design Rectangular LocketSold
Edwardian 15ct Gold Round Green & White Enamel Locket set with a DiamondSold
Art Deco 14ct Gold Heart Locket set with A Cabochon Sapphire & Rose DiamondsSold
Victorian 9ct Gold & Rock Crystal Oval LocketSold
Georgian 18ct Gold Emerald & Ruby Locket Brooch & PendantSold
Victorian 15ct Gold Scallop Shell LocketSold
Victorian 18ct Gold Diamond, Turquoise & Rock Crystal LocketSold
Victorian 18ct Gold Oval Locket set with an Emerald, Diamond and a RubySold
Victorian 18ct Gold Oval Shaped Locket set with Coral & Rose DiamondsSold
15ct Gold & Black Enamel Memorial Heart Shaped LocketSold

What is the history of antique lockets?

Antique lockets have been popular since the Victorian era and were often used to hold sentimental items such as photographs, locks of hair, or small keepsakes. They were worn as a symbol of love, remembrance, or even mourning.

What materials are antique lockets typically made of?

Antique lockets can be made from a variety of materials, including gold, silver, brass, and other metals. They may also feature enamel, gemstones, or intricate filigree designs for added beauty.

How can I determine the age of an antique locket?

Determining the exact age of an antique locket can be challenging. However, you can estimate its age by examining the style, craftsmanship, and materials used. Additionally, hallmarks or maker's marks on the piece can provide more information about its origin and age.

How do I care for and maintain my antique locket?

Gently clean your antique locket with a soft, lint-free cloth to remove any dirt or oils. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the locket. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent tarnishing or other damage.

Can I wear my antique locket every day?

While antique lockets are often made from durable materials, they can still be delicate due to their age. It's best to wear your locket on special occasions or when you feel comfortable taking extra care to protect it from potential damage.

Can I customize or resize an antique locket?

Some antique lockets can be customized or resized, but it's important to consult with a professional jeweler who specializes in antique jewellery to ensure that any alterations do not damage the piece.

Can you help me find a specific antique locket style?

We have a wide selection of antique lockets in various styles and materials. If you're looking for something specific, please don't hesitate to contact our customer service team, and we'll do our best to assist you in finding the perfect piece.

What is your return policy for antique lockets?

We understand that purchasing antique jewellery online can be challenging, which is why we offer a hassle-free return policy. If you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, please refer to our return policy for more information on how to initiate a return.

Do you offer international delivery for antique lockets?

Yes, we deliver our antique lockets worldwide. Please refer to our delivery policy for more information on rates and delivery times.

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