Locket

Lockets: A pendant made up of two hinged pieces, which may be used to hold photographs, a lock of hair, or some other small memento.

LOCKET:
A pendant that hangs on a chain necklace that opens on a hinge that usually holds a tiny picture.
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Locket
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A small case, usually with a hinged lid, for a memento, such as a photograph, miniature, lock of hair, etc., and usually worn suspended from a neck chain.

Locket
Locket is a pendant that opens with a hinge that is usually oval in shape, and holds memorabilia such as photos or other small objects.

Locket Jewelry
Lockets are pendants that can open. They hold a variety of things like charms, photos, or other sentimental objects.
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LOCKET
A locket is a pendant that can open up. Lockets can hold photos, hair, a charm, or other small, precious object.
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Locket: A hinged case, usually in the shape of an oval or heart, which can be opened or closed and usually contains a photograph or memento.

LOCKET
A small pendant that is hinged and opens to reveal a space for the wearer to keep an image, a lock of hair, or other memento inside
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Locket
A locket is a small box or hinged case which can be opened and closed and generally contains a small photograph or other small item. These lockets are usually attached to chains and worn around the neck.

Locket - A pendant or pin designed as a hinged case that can hold a picture, a charm or other small memento.

Locket - a hinged, closed case, often with decorative design which opens to hold the picture of a loved one.

Locket Bail: An oval- or D-shaped metal component used to connect pendants, specifically lockets, to a chain. It is meant to slide onto the chain rather than to be soldered to it. Also called a clip-on bail. Photo and additional information.
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Lockets, Medical Bracelets, & Keychains from Sticky Jewelry - Sticky Jewelry sells and engraves lockets, medical bracelets, mens jewelry, keychains, religious jewelry, and gifts.

LOCKET A charm or pendant that opens to hold one or more pictures.
LOST WAX CASTING A method of manufacturing jewelry that duplicates a design made of wax in a metal such as gold or silver.

Locket
A hinged, closable pendant made to enclose a picture or lock of hair
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Locket - A pendant (heart-shaped or otherwise) that can open up and hold a small object such as a photo.
Slide - An ornament often decorated with diamonds or gemstones that slides upon a necklace.

locket
A locket is a hinged case (usually in the form of a pendant, charm, ring, or pin/brooch) designed to hold a picture or other small memento.
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Locket
A pendant that opens up to store small pictures of loved ones. Most commonly worn on a necklace.

Locket
A jewel which opens on a hinge

Lost Wax Method
The method of casting metal that uses a rubber mold, which is filled with wax to form a pattern from which a plaster mold is made. The plaster is heated and the wax melts away or is "lost" ...

There are a variety of styles and sizes to choose from. The snap on bail or open locket bail is one of the most familiar and popular. They simply clip onto the ring or loop of a pendent/charm then over your necklace chain.

Locket pendants have been around for centuries originating as a means to carry medicines and poisons. They became most popular in the Victorian era when they were considered an incredibly romantic gift to give to a woman.

10. Field pieces of lockets are those inner portions used as frames between the inside edges of the locket and the spaces for holding pictures. Bezels are the separable inner metal rings to hold the pictures in place.

These book chains often had large lockets attached, and the whole piece was often elaborately engraved. They were made in gold, gold-filled and sterling silver.

Locket:A pendant, usually heart-shaped or oval, that may be opened to reveal a small, personal memento, such as a photograph or lock of hair. Lockets are usually attached to necklaces but may also be found on bracelets or brooches.

Hair jewelry in the form of necklaces, bracelets, rings, brooches, lockets, earrings and watch chains were a reflection of love and loss. Generally, the hair was woven into patterns or cut and pasted into scenes.

Based on your problem and constitution the astrologer will suggest which gemstone is to be worn, other particulars like the size of the gemstone, has to be worn as a finger ring or a locket, which metal to be used to set the stone - gold or silver, ...

Underneath the back cover of the relic locket there is a seal of red wax. The relic itself is held in place in the locket by threads that cross over it.

In the mid-19th century lockets of hair of loved ones were often preserved under glass in brooches. The hair was sometimes intricately curled or woven, and these pieces are often inscribed on the back to identify the donors.

Lockets of the hair of loved ones were preserved in brooches under glass. The hair was sometimes intricately curled or woven. These pieces were often inscribed on the back to identify the donors.

Bail: Suspension loop on a pendant or locket.
Bangle: A non-flexible bracelet that may be hinged or continuous. Cuff bangle bracelets are open at the wrist underside or shaped like a long tapered sleeve cuff.

It is not just the metals, gemstones and lockets that offer variation, but there are even a wide range of chains to select from. There is one to suit every personality and taste- from sleek and shiny to the strongest impression of strength.

The girdle was typically accessorized with a purse, keys, knives, lockets, girdle books, decorative bangles, or a pomander (pomme d'ambre, or "apple of amber") which contained perfumes, ...

Hinge-joint: One of the three or more pieces of metal tubing forming with a pin a hinge for a locket, etc.
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Ingot Molds: A mold usually made of iron and with adjustable walls to produce a variety of sizes of cast metal bars or ingots.

Zoara's provocative silver pendant collection ranges from delicate lockets to colorful gemstone-studded shapes.
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For jewellery that lasts, all our silver jewellery, like this Sweetheart Locket, is pure sterling silver.
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Pieces range from simple locks of hair behind glass, or in a locket compartment, to elaborately woven works, and even "paintings" using strands of hair as the medium.

Rhinestones and/or false pearls often adorned the lockets, pins, bracelets, necklaces, and other jewelry items which were often made of silver (sometimes with a gold wash). Du Jay items are hard to find.

8. Because she's the family photographer, and takes such great pictures of you and the kids - a two-sided gold locket to hold her current favorites.

Retailers of fine keepsake cremation jewelry including cremation heart pendants, cremation cross pendants, cremation picture lockets, cremation laser engraved pendants and information about cremation and memorialization.

A bookchain is a metal chain with rectangular links of folded metal, each of which looks like a little book. This style dates from the Victorian Era, when these chains held lockets.
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Bort is a term for industrial grade diamonds.

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Tiny boxes with scrollwork designs or filigree work that were generally unheard of until they became popular in costume jewelry in the last few years. Many cultures used similar boxes and lockets, but the origin is most likely Buddhist.
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Book Chain: A Victorian style of chain made in gold, gold filled , and sterling silver, in which each link is a rectangular, folded piece of metal resembling a book. They were often elaborately engraved and had large lockets attached.

Necklaces is a symbol of past and they still are. Necklaces have a long tradition and used as amulet for protection. Today they are just an ornament with big pendants and decent pearl necklaces, lockets, chains.

I use sterling silver chain ,sterling silver bead components, sterling silver plated chain, braided cord, leather cord, memory steel wire, silk.
All earring hooks are sterling silver , also all lockets exept when noted otherwise.

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In the Victorian era, the Turquoise enjoyed tremendous popularity in children’s jewelry and was set in lockets, bib pins and finger rings for girls. The most popular time for Turquoise was during the late 1960s.

Brooch Small brooch usually set with diamonds, worn in the later 19th Century Lapidary A craftsperson who cuts, facets, engraves and polishes gemstones Lavaliere A chain from which an ornament or gemstone hangs in the center Locket A ...

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