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Please be advised that there are both antique and vintage silver elements to this design - please take the time to read the full description as sometimes the photograph tints can vary from screen to screen. Thank you.

 

This super cool, eclectic mix of beautiful substantial silver elements makes for a piece of jewellery that is just tres unique! Created using a fusion of antique and vintage silver chain and vinage makes for a collectable and unique piece of jewellery.

 

These gorgeous and substantial silver chains set the stage for a simple vintage padlock, sourced from a vintage charm bracelet.  The have left the padlock is still functional and it snaps home happily.  Although I use the Albert swivel clap to the side of the padlock as the opening/closing mechanism. 

 

This necklace is quite the statement worn on its own, but is also the perfect 'layering' piece to wear and compliment other forever heirloom jewellery pieces.  Win win. 

 

The necklace fastens centrally to the front by way of an Albert swivel fastener.  

 

One of a kind piece conversational and 'edgy' piece!

 

Approximate Measurements:

Neck Section Length: 16.75 inches

 

This is a quirky one-of-a-kind heirloom piece, bringing the wearer an item of jewellery as exclusive and individual as them. The perfect keepsake or gift to celebrate life's milestone occasions or just life!

Silver Antique & Vintage Multi Chain Padlock Necklace

£300.00Price
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