1970's Teardrop Gold Locket

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Product Info

We love the unique teardrop design of this 9ct gold seventies vintage locket. The pendant and chain are of course solid gold so they can be worn everyday and will last a lifetime.

Product Details

Material: 9ct Gold Locket on a 20" 9ct Gold chain

Date: Vintage c1970

Measurements: H27mm W17mm D5mm on a 20" Chain

Check your size by using our size guide or get in touch for re-sizing. Contact us: info@pilondon.co.uk

FREE UK Delivery (2-7 working days) Orders placed after 1pm 24th August 2023 will be posted on 11th September NEXT Day Delivery. 

Please get in touch if you need your pieces urgently - info@pilondon.co.uk

Europe £18.95 (5-10 working days) Orders placed after 1pm 24th August 2023 will be posted on 11th September

Worldwide £28.95 (5-10 working days) Orders placed after 1pm 24th August 2023 will be posted on 11th September

If you need help or assistance please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Email: info@pilondon.co.uk

  • Product Info

    We love the unique teardrop design of this 9ct gold seventies vintage locket. The pendant and chain are of course solid gold so they can be worn everyday and will last a lifetime.

    Product Details

    Material: 9ct Gold Locket on a 20" 9ct Gold chain

    Date: Vintage c1970

    Measurements: H27mm W17mm D5mm on a 20" Chain

  • Gold & Silver Care:

    The beauty with solid gold and silver is that it will last a lifetime, whether you're wearing it in the sea or the shower it will not tarnish so it never has to be taken off.

  • Stone Care:

    If your jewellery has pearls we recommend that you don't get them wet so that the pearl keeps it's lustre and lasts a lifetime.

    Precious stones can usually be kept looking perfect by cleaning them gently in warm water. If you're unsure how to care for your stones please get in touch, info@pilondon.co.uk

Buying vintage and antique pieces not only brings a unique quality to an engagement ring, but it’s a more sustainable option. Isobel Procter, founder of “consciously curated” jewellery marketplace PI London muses.

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