Description
Step back in time with this exquisite Victorian 9ct gold wishing well charm, a true survivor from the mid-19th century. Fully hallmarked by the Birmingham Assay Office in 1861, the marks confirm its gold purity (“375”), origin, and exact year of assay, with the maker’s mark “RS” representing a registered goldsmith of the period.
Weighing 1.94 grams, this charm is crafted in solid 9 carat gold and features fine detailing of the well’s brickwork and pitched roof. In the Victorian era, wishing wells symbolised hope, good fortune, and making dreams come true, making this an especially meaningful charm.
Whether worn on a chain, added to a period charm bracelet, or kept as a display piece, this antique gold treasure combines historical value with timeless appeal.
Key Features
- Date: 1861 (Victorian Era)
- Gold Fineness: 9ct / 375 hallmark
- Weight: 1.94g
- Assay Office: Birmingham (anchor mark)
- Maker’s Mark: RS (registered Victorian goldsmith)
- Design: Wishing Well motif
- Condition: Excellent antique condition with light age patina
- Provenance: Fully hallmarked, confirmed by UK hallmarking standards
- Collectability: Rare 160+ year-old gold charm from the Victorian period
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