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A charming anchor and cross charm or pendant from the mid to late 20th century! Made of 9ct gold, the gold colour is a lovely subdued rose hue with slight yellow hint. The petite hollow anchor and cross feature decorative engraved scroll patterns to both sides. A recent rose gold 9ct jump ring connects the two, albeit can be separated if desired. Each are stamped "9CT" and J.C". Likely English origin. The pair measure approximately 2cm in total length.
A symbolic duo; the anchor has always represented good luck, steadfastness and hope, and the cross has great religious significance, along with fortitude and compassion.
Video of the piece can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fmgiCwx4VfE
The pair would make a sweet pendant, or charm for your favourite bracelet. They could also be separated and worn as chic earring pendants suspended from little hoops or sleepers.
| Mid to late 20th century | |
| 9ct gold | |
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| "9CT" "J.C" | |
| 0.73 grams total | |
| Approx 2cm total length | |
| The charms present in good condition. Ther is slight damage to the top of the cross where one side of the ring has pulled away, albeit difficult detect |
