Victorian Silver & Rose Gold Locket pocket watch The name sulphide comes from

The name sulphide comes from the manufacturing process

the head set with a vibrant blue sapphire within a cluster of cushion cut diamonds

It's crafted in 9 karat gold and dates from the early 19th Century

Set with moonstone cabochons

which are held in place with finely crimped rubover settings

Victorian Silver & Rose Gold Locket pocket watch The name sulphide comes fromDATE: Victorian, 1881 A striking antique silver locket with applied rose gold details. It features intricate hand chased detailing, including ivy leaves, flowers, suns, and foliate motifs. It's crafted in sterling silver, complete with the original bail and clear Birmingham hallmarks dating it to the year 1881. MEASUREMENTS 6. 8 x 3. 6cm (including bail) WEIGHT 20. 8g MARKS English hallmarks for sterling silver, Birmingham 1881 W&Co maker's mark