Edwardian Enamel & Silver "Sovereigns" Coin Purse Pendant damascene The split ring features deeply

The split ring features deeply chased ornamentation and is modelled in 9k gold

and expertly cut to fully exploit the stone's natural brilliance

Museum quality

It's set in a platinum mount with diamond and milligrain "asterisks" at the top and bottom

The stones rest in millegrain bezel settings (the six at the back with an extra platinum halo)

Edwardian Enamel & Silver "Sovereigns" Coin Purse Pendant damascene The split ring features deeplyDATE: Victorian,1908 Hate having a pocket full of change? This Edwardian device could be your new best friend it's a sterling silver coin purse, originally designed to hold your sovereigns. Made in England during the latter half of the 19th century (specifically the year 1908), it features turquoise vitreous enamel to the front: the word "Sovs" within a halo border. Inside a sprung panel maintains tension on the coins, slipping back as you slot