January 15, 2020 5 min read 13 Comments
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October 24, 2021
Stephanie, congratulations! How exciting. I think you are speaking of the little metal “frame” – does it have a celluloid cover? You can carefully lift that up, I usually can wiggle it loose with the edge of my nail. Your photo goes underneath that, and that little frame should click right back into place.
October 23, 2021
I just purchased a heart shaped locket from the 1940s with the monogram of my soon to be married name. It seems like there’s a little lip for over the photos, but I’m afraid to try to lift it and break it. Is it something that would usually open? Or should the photo somehow be tucked under? Appreciate any help!
May 17, 2020
That does sound like a very special locket, Helen! How wonderful that you will give it to your special niece as a rememberance.
May 13, 2020
I have several lockets’s , being a dealer, but find it very hard to sell them because I
love all of them! One in particular, an 18kt French mourning locket , late 1800’s
or early 1900’s, I will hand it down to a special niece.
January 19, 2020
I need to get my mother’s out and use it! It was gold plated, and I have wondered about replating it to bring it back to life. It would be 80 years old soon.
I love how you have displayed them and I think layering them and added charms is a great idea.
January 18, 2020
These are such beautiful pieces! I have one from my Great Aunt that I will always treasure. Thank you for sharing. Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse
January 17, 2020
Such beautiful lockets! And styled so lovely!
I have a funny story. My mom gave me one of her lockets. A gold heart with her monogram initials. She told me that her boyfriend years before she married my father gave it to her. I still have it and chuckle every time I see it. I display it with other hearts on a shelf. I tried to think what the age of it would be. This April 12th my mom would have been 102. So I am thinking this locket is 80 some years old!
Thank you for the memories! Happy Friday to you!
January 16, 2020
Theresa, how fortunate you are to have inherited your Grandmother’s and Mother’s lockets. I hope you find treasured photos in them!
January 15, 2020
Beautiful lockets, I love them all! I have a couple of old ones that were my Gmother’s and Mother’s, now i have to look and see if they have anything in them!
I do wear them on occasion and always get compliments.
Thank you Lidy, have a nice day!
January 15, 2020
Vicky, I hope you find the perfect thing to put in your locket! It’s what makes lockets such a pleasure to wear, knowing they have a “secret” that you wear close to your heart. :) That auto correct doesn’t like my name…I fixed it. Hope. Your day is gorgeous!
January 15, 2020
Oops! Just reread my comment. I swear I typed Lidy NOT List. Darned autocorrect!
January 15, 2020
Lidy, what exquisite pieces! I have a rather large locket, a piece of mourning jewelry that I bought in Paris, with nothing in it. Thank you for the wonderful ideas of what to tuck inside.
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January 09, 2023
Stephanie, there are usually little metal "frames"over the photo parts. You can very carefully try to lift it up. Congratulations! xo