Scottish ‘Dinna Forget’ Locket in 9k April 4th The business of gold mining

The business of gold mining was now in the hands of medium to large companies who could amass the resources necessary to continue to remove the gold from the ground

symbolizing chastity (partly because of their white plumage)

Materials and Features: foiled sapphire paste

Perfect to wear as a ring for stacking or as a flipping pendant

Scottish ‘Dinna Forget’ Locket in 9k April 4th The business of gold miningA gorgeous example in solid 9k with a golden to pink tonality, this rare graphic locket features a hand etched paisley scroll throughout, with raised letters that state Dinna Forget. Dinna Forget was a phrase most often used in Scottish courting, found in the folkloric poem of uknown authorship bellow. Edwin Grover wrote a short poem of the same title in 1890, depicting the phrase in the platonic sense. This particular locket underscores its Scottish