Victorian Sterling Silver Crown Love Token Charm indian Twelve square adornments protrude around

Twelve square adornments protrude around the outer edge of the border

Made circa 1780

but looks great as a necklace - a solitaire pendant

two small dings to the stone

Peter's in Rome

Victorian Sterling Silver Crown Love Token Charm indian Twelve square adornments protrude aroundDATE: Victorian, c. 1894 "Find a penny, pick it up, all day long you'll have good luck" In the long reign of Queen Victoria, there were four main types of Sterling Silver Crowns (coins) issued, from Gothic, Young, Veiled, Jubilee. This coin shows the Jubilee head, made between 1887 and 1892 to celebrate her Golden Jubilee. On the reverse of this coin, an engraving is displayed "Ella, 29. 7. 94", most likely given as a gift or token of love.