"JHH" Love Token CharmTHE HISTORY Love Token charms reached their height in popularity during the late 1800s through the early 1900s in Europe and the States. Taking a dime piece or any kind of coin currency, one or both sides would be filed down to a smooth surface for an engraver to to hand engrave a name, initials, date to remember, or special image to represent a moment in time. Couples or individuals would often have these made at big events or fairs. These little

Three band design or two

Paste accessories were the most sought after jewelry of the Georgian era of the 1700s—often adorning royalty

The pendant features an onyx stone on each side

Stones: Rose Cut Diamond and Sapphire Gems

Victorian dress pin from the late 1800s with set with pearls framed by hand tooled scrollwork details

Each necklace measures a standard 18” on a modern solid 14k gold chain with a shortening ring that provides the option to be worn at a 16" length

Victorian ladies stick pin from the 1800s featuring an hand engraved design and black enamel

and other meaningful imagery

Primary Stone: aquamarine

This necklace measures a 17

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Silver crescent moon dress pin from the late 1800 - early 1900s with crystal rhinestone details