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Edwardian 9ct gold finding (1900–1910). Marked 9.
An Edwardian 9ct gold oval frame with two little bars across the middle forming a buckle. The buckle stands for loyalty, so it's a meaningful piece to add to a chain. Sliders were a popular Victorian way of decorating watch chains and ribbons, and they're just as lovely today threaded onto a fine gold chain. These pack a huge punch when threaded onto a black velvet ribbon as a choker or a bracelet.



Light, lace-like work in platinum and silver, with fine openwork and millegrain edges.
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We aim to post every order within 1 to 2 working days of payment, fully tracked from door to door.
Full shipping & delivery details, including times, customs and duties for your country.
14 days from delivery to change your mind, no reason needed. Start it from your account, or just ask.
This piece is sold under the UK VAT Margin Scheme for second-hand goods, so a separate VAT invoice cannot be issued for it. The price you see is the price you pay.
Optional services such as hard gold plating or ring resizing are standard-rated. Their price includes 20% VAT wherever you are, shown against the service on your invoice.
No UK VAT is charged on jewellery leaving the UK. US import duties are covered by us; for other countries, any import duties are the buyer's responsibility.
Boxes and other props shown in the photographs are for display only and are not for sale.
Your piece will arrive in The Jaybird Collection packaging.

Edwardian 9ct gold finding (1900–1910). Marked 9.
An Edwardian 9ct gold oval frame with two little bars across the middle forming a buckle. The buckle stands for loyalty, so it's a meaningful piece to add to a chain. Sliders were a popular Victorian way of decorating watch chains and ribbons, and they're just as lovely today threaded onto a fine gold chain. These pack a huge punch when threaded onto a black velvet ribbon as a choker or a bracelet.






Light, lace-like work in platinum and silver, with fine openwork and millegrain edges.
Read the Edwardian guide →
We aim to post every order within 1 to 2 working days of payment, fully tracked from door to door.
Full shipping & delivery details, including times, customs and duties for your country.
14 days from delivery to change your mind, no reason needed. Start it from your account, or just ask.
This piece is sold under the UK VAT Margin Scheme for second-hand goods, so a separate VAT invoice cannot be issued for it. The price you see is the price you pay.
Optional services such as hard gold plating or ring resizing are standard-rated. Their price includes 20% VAT wherever you are, shown against the service on your invoice.
No UK VAT is charged on jewellery leaving the UK. US import duties are covered by us; for other countries, any import duties are the buyer's responsibility.
Boxes and other props shown in the photographs are for display only and are not for sale.
Your piece will arrive in The Jaybird Collection packaging.
Pieces like this one