“Arthur” Love Token CharmTHE HISTORY Love Token charms reached their height in popularity during the late 1800s through the early 1900s in Europe and the States. Taking a dime piece or any kind of coin currency, one or both sides would be filed down to a smooth surface for an engraver to to hand engrave a name, initials, date to remember, or special image to represent a moment in time. Couples or individuals would often have these made at big events or fairs. These little

5” in length and 1

This piece was originally made sourced in England

Members of rich European families would travel around Europe

this modern buckle cast design is the only statement we'll need for any occasion

and this aquamarine and ruby pairing may just be one of our favorites

These petite sterling silver fox heads encrusted with rosecut diamonds and ruby eyes still have their same glisten today as they did in their prime

Victorian men's watch fob chain from the late 1800s in the design of a snake

Vesuvius blew in 79 AD

classic design

This locket is currently reserved for our tintype sessions local to Nashville

This sterling silver book-chain necklace and locket feature hand-engraved floral and bird design details on each link and front facing of the locket

three round cut diamonds perch perfectly to the side to make a composition fit for a showstopper