It's time to show off my second gold sovereign piece, only this time it's a bit different. As you can see in the photos below, it has been turned into a necklace.
Once again, this is a family piece I inherited and hopefully one day I will pass it on as well.
Why a sovereign in a necklace? Well I don't know about other countries, but some decades ago it was quite common here for women to wear sovereigns as jewelry, like rings or necklaces to show off their wealth. Pretty dumb and ugly if you ask me 😂
As for the "pearls", they are nothing special, just hematite.
I have already talked about this particular sovereign in the past so feel free to click here if you want to learn a bit more about it!
More coins and shit
- Australian wedge tailed eagle silver coin
- Australian kookaburra 2015 silver coin
- Fiji Turtle Silver Coin
- Year of the snake, half oz, 2013
- 1½ Euro Vienna Philharmonic, 2014
- 20 Escudos Silver Coin
- 50 Cents 1966 Australian Coin
- 30 Drachmai - Constantine II Royal Marriage
- 10 Drachmai Dimitra Silver Coin
- 20 Drachmai Poseidon Silver Coin
- 1 Drachme Silver George I Coins, 1873
- 1 Drachme George I Silver Coiun 1910
- Edward VII Gold Sovereign