Victorian Watch Key with BloodStone Heart Charm

Name: Victorian Watch Key with BloodStone Heart Charm
SKU: 754

$150.00

Here is a darling antique Victorian watch Key in the form of a double-sided heart. One side features a Bloodstone in Dark Green/Black with Red speckles, and the other side features a white agate. This tiny key would have been used to wind a mechanical watch in the 1800s. The key is gold-filled and tests around 10K. The top of the key is base metal with no gold fill. The sides of the heart are chased with beautiful floral scroll details. This would be wonderful worn as a pendant or on a charm bracelet.

DETAILS

43mm tall (approx 1.3in) x 10.5mm wide

Bloodstone & Agate

Gold Filled, 10K over Base Metal

Antique - Victorian

CONDITION

This little watch key is over 100 years old and does have some age-related wear. The Gold fill has worn from the loop at the top, and there is visible wear on the shaft of the key, likely due to use over the years. Despite the wear, this is a fantastic little charm that is ready to wear, gift, or collect!

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