Vintage 9ct Rose Gold ‘Mad Money’ £1 Note Charm/Pendant - London 1967 Seemingly delicate or perhaps dainty

Seemingly delicate or perhaps dainty is a better term this exquisitely made and proportioned piece is constructed from 9ct rose gold throughout with a gold ‘wash’ or blooming to the verso giving the appearance of a higher yellow carat gold which was common for the era

hollow in manufacture and complete with an oval sealed bale ready to accommodate a fine chain or have your jeweller attach this one to your charm bracelet

For at least two thousand years

With fine micro millegrain edging throughout typical of these beautiful Art Deco rings this antique rings has become one of our favourites and we hope yours too

We chose to have our jeweller remove the bar brooch and add a larger oval bale allowing this one to be worn as a locket

Vintage 9ct Rose Gold ‘Mad Money’ £1 Note Charm/Pendant - London 1967 Seemingly delicate or perhaps daintyThe largest of these vintage charms made, we believe, this 4cm x 1. 3cm wide charm pendant was all the rage during the late 1960s and into the 70s and retain their popularity today. Crafted from 9ct rose gold and fully hallmarked for manufacture in London and date stamped for 1967, this whimsical charm features a 1 Note in a cylindrical glass case and topped and bottomed with 9ct gold. Marketed as mad money and sometimes also inscribed with break in