Vintage Cameo Locket Pendant Necklace OR Brooch Pin - Large Cameo Locket on 26" Gold Tone Chain - Victorian Cameo w/ Wide Locket Compartment
A stunning pendant cameo locket on a long gold tone chain that can also be worn as a brooch or a pin. Inside the cameo locket is a depression where something could be placed. This may have originally been a perfume locket and the oval depression was meant to hold a solid perfume.
The pendant has a very detailed cameo of a Victorian woman set into a gold tone frame. The pendant can also be worn as a brooch as it also has a pin closure on the back. The locket closes securely with a snap.
Circa 1970s
The cameo locket itself measures 1 3/4" long by 1 1/2" wide. It is 3/8" deep.
The specialty chain has links that are the perfect size for this locket. The chain is 26" long and has a spring ring closure that works well.
The locket pendent and / or Brooch and the chain are in nice vintage condition. The gold tone metal is bright and intact on the front, just a hint of wear on the edges on the reverse side which is a textured silver colored metal. Overall appearance is very nice.
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