The hand anchoring this pendant necklace is patterned on a Victorian woman's hand.
Many of the Victorian-era buttons in our button museum feature a woman’s hand. Victorians loved symbolism, and hands were known to emblematize love, fidelity, spirituality, and faith.
In this necklace design, the hand grips a cluster of charms, including a one-of-a-kind antique button, a vintage Czech peridot crystal, and a reproduction of an antique pocket watch key.
The key is set with green opal glass on one side, and an abalone pearl on the other.
Every antique button is a one and only, chosen just for you, and so will not be identical to the image.
This necklace features a sliding clasp that enables you to adjust its length to suit any neckline. You can wear it as a choker, as a long pendant, or anywhere in between.
In this piece:
- Antique metal button, circa 1880-1900
- Vintage Czech peridot crystal in a stamped brass setting
- Reproduction of antique pocket watch key cast in pewter & plated in brass in the USA
- Small vintage Czech green opal glass oval
- Small vintage abalone shell oval
- Antiqued brass chain
- Chain adjusts via a sliding magnetic clasp from a 15" choker to a 32" long pendant
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