Pre-Loved Vintage Second-Hand Yellow Gold Charm – Rugby Ball Gold Charm & Gold Brooch

Description

Add a touch of elegance to your jewellery collection with this 9ct Yellow Gold Rugby Ball Charm. Weighing 1.2 grams, it is lightweight yet durable, perfect for everyday wear or as a thoughtful gift. In excellent pre-loved condition, this charm is correctly hallmarked for 9ct gold, ensuring authenticity. A classic piece with timeless appeal, it is ideal for special occasions or as a vintage addition to any jewellery collection.

A gold brooch also makes a stylish and meaningful accessory, offering classic elegance in various designs, from floral motifs to gemstone-adorned pieces.

Key Features

• Material: 9ct Yellow Gold
• Design: Rugby Ball Gold Charm
• Weight: 1.2 grams
• Condition: Excellent, pre-loved condition
• Hallmarks: Correctly hallmarked for 9ct gold
• Suitability: Ideal for various occasions, including weddings, birthdays, and anniversaries
• Era: Vintage mid to late-20th century

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Gold Charms & Brooches

1. What is a gold charm?
   A small decorative pendant often worn on bracelets or necklaces.

2. How do I know if my gold charm or brooch is real?
   Look for hallmarks that indicate gold purity and authenticity.

3. Can I wear a gold brooch daily?
   Yes, but proper storage helps prevent scratches.

4. Is 9ct gold good for jewellery?
   Yes, it is durable and ideal for everyday wear.

5. Are vintage gold charms and brooches valuable?
   Yes, especially those with unique designs or historical significance.

6. Can I wear a gold charm on a necklace?
   Yes, charms are versatile and can be worn on both bracelets and necklaces.

7. Do gold brooches go out of style?
   No, they are timeless fashion accessories.

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Understanding Gold: 9ct, 14ct, 15ct (Pre-1932), and 18ct

Gold purity is measured in carats (ct), defining the percentage of pure gold in the alloy.

• 9ct Gold (375 parts per 1000) – Durable and affordable, with 37.5% pure gold.
• 14ct Gold (585 parts per 1000) – A balance of durability and rich colour.
• 15ct Gold (625 parts per 1000) – Discontinued in 1932, making it rare and collectible.
• 18ct Gold (750 parts per 1000) – 75% pure gold, offering a luxurious deep yellow hue.

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FAQs About Gold

1. What does a hallmark on gold mean?
   A stamp verifying metal purity and authenticity.

2. Is 9ct gold real gold?
   Yes, it contains real gold mixed with other metals for strength.

3. Which is better: 9ct or 18ct gold?
   9ct is more durable, while 18ct is purer and richer in colour.

4. Why is 15ct gold rare?
   It was discontinued in 1932, making it sought after in antique jewellery.

5. Does gold tarnish over time?
   Higher-carat gold resists tarnishing more, but 9ct and 14ct may develop a patina.

   
   

Hallmarks ensure quality and authenticity, making them a crucial factor when purchasing gold jewellery.

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Why Buy from H E Phillips Ltd, 19 Fore Street, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 5DA

H E Phillips Ltd has been a trusted jeweller since August 2000, offering a range of new and second-hand gold and silver jewellery, along with new watches with standard guarantees. Our commitment to quality ensures every purchase meets high standards.

FAQs About H E Phillips Ltd

1. Do you sell both new and second-hand jewellery?
   Yes, we offer both vintage and new pieces.

2. Are second-hand items checked for authenticity?
   Yes, all pre-loved items are inspected and hallmarked where applicable.

3. Do your watches come with guarantees?
   Yes, all new watches include standard manufacturer guarantees.

4. Can I visit your shop in person?
   Yes, we welcome visitors at 19 Fore Street, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 5DA.

5. Do you provide jewellery valuations?
   Yes, for insurance and personal reference.

   
   

H E Phillips Ltd is dedicated to quality, authenticity, and exceptional customer service. Whether you're seeking a unique vintage charm, a timeless gold brooch, or a fine watch, we ensure that every piece meets the highest standards.