Victorian "Hope Faith & Charity" Dice Charm navette The double band splits at
Description
The double band splits at the shoulders and wraps around both sides of the head
Some sources go on to suggest he had is soldiers paint the Chi Ro (first two letters of Christ's name in Greek) onto their shields before the battle
tests as pinchbeck (yellow metal)
It's crafted in 15 karat gold and remains in great condition
her length of hair
Victorian "Hope Faith & Charity" Dice Charm navette The double band splits atDATE: Victorian, c. 1890 An unusual Victorian hope faith and charity pendant modelled as a die, with the three symbols the top faces, and nine stars on each of the bottom three faces. Unsure of the significance of the 27 stars It's crafted in sterling silver and dates from the late 19th Century circa 1890 MEASUREMENTS 1. 7cm corner to corner WEIGHT 2. 8g MARKS No marks present, tests as sterling silver CONDITION Very good
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