Antique WW1 Touch Wud Lucky Charm, c.1915Description: This antique WW1 Touch Wud lucky charm carries a rich historic background that deserves to be heard! The phrase 'touch wood' is believed to have started circulation in the Victoria era, believed to bring luck to those who touch wood. Drawing from this 'Touch Wud' charms were created during WW1 for soldiers to wear as talismans. The unique design of this 20th century pendant is crafted predominantly from a bead of wood, formed into a body

Date Letter 'M' for the year 1986

This Art Deco Silver butterfly wing pendant is a vivid

5mm long x 42

The gemstones are all secure and are free from chips or abrasions

making this mermaid-esque Edwardian necklace a fine gift for any Aquarius baby

this Edwardian shaker locket is the perfect standalone piece

This antique ring is a true testament to Georgian sentimentality

The sturdy 18ct Gold band makes this the perfect antique engagement ring if you've been looking to pop that all-important question

Crafted from resplendent Sterling Silver this piece is quintessentially Art Deco and will be sure to take you back to the glitz and glamour of the 1920s

The Opals are smooth to the touch and shimmering with vibrant hues

it would make a wonderful addition to any growing collection

MEASUREMENTS: The pendant is 22mm long x 15mm wide