With You Michael Locket Necklace

With You Michael Locket Necklace
With You Michael Locket Necklace
With You Michael Locket Necklace
With You Michael Locket Necklace
With You Michael Locket Necklace
With You Michael Locket Necklace
With You Michael Locket Necklace
With You Michael Locket Necklace With You Michael Locket Necklace With You Michael Locket Necklace With You Michael Locket Necklace With You Michael Locket Necklace With You Michael Locket Necklace With You Michael Locket Necklace

With You Michael Locket Necklace

Michael Locket Necklace

Our classic Michael locket necklace draws on vintage inspiration for a piece that’s both modern and timeless. Delicate diamond pavé haloes a classic mother of pearl and quartz center stone with stunning results. Available in Sterling Silver or Gold Plated. Locket pendant with Mother of Pearl and Quartz doublet and .22 diamond CTW. Locket measures 19mm diameter. Comes with sterling silver chain. All chain lengths except 36” length feature a jump ring at 2” to allow for two length options.

Product Details

Details

.22ctw diamonds
yellow gold vermeil
Mother of Pearl Quartz doublet

Name Michael Locket Necklace
Department Fashion
Type Locket
Sub Type Diamond Accent, Family & Mother's Pendants, Jewelry, Unique
Materials Diamond, White Mother of Pearl, White Quartz, Yellow Vermeil
Total Carat Weight 0.22

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The History of the Locket

What is the history of the locket? While all jewelry is personal, the locket is perhaps the most personal of all. Speaking about lockets, British locket enthusiast and collector Sheherazade Goldsmith says: “They’re heirlooms that represent a moment in time … [walking in London] I’d come across engraved silver hearts in Portobello Road antique stalls and wonder about the stories.” Lockets can tell stories - on a grand and an historical scale. Gold lockets, silver lockets, jeweled lockets – these can mean more than the sum of their parts. Such was the case when lockets were worn to express membership in a secret society – an allegiance to a slain monarch in the divided political landscape of Great Britain following the execution of British King Charles I in 1649.