Inside circumference (mm)
UK size
Inside circumference (mm)
UK size
Inside circumference (mm)
Vintage Links of London Russian Doll Charm Sterling Silver 2008
A vintage Links of London Russian Doll charm in sterling silver, hallmarked for 2008 and supplied with a 7mm split ring for Sweetie bracelet attachment.
- Dimensions: 16mm high, 19mm including the jump ring and 7mm wide
- Bail: 8mm by 7mm oval bail
- Hallmark: Hallmarked for 2008
- Condition: Professionally cleaned
£465.00
1 in stock
Ordered: 1
Items available: 1
Delivery & Returns
A concise overview for orders placed through Links London.
Delivery
UK standard delivery is £3.49 and complimentary on orders over £50. International delivery is £14.99; delivery times vary by national carrier.
Returns
Returns may be requested within 30 days of delivery, subject to our Returns and Refunds policy. Original delivery charges are not refundable unless the piece is deemed faulty.
UK F
44.2 mm
UK G
45.5 mm
UK H
46.8 mm
UK I
48.0 mm
UK J
48.7 mm
UK K
50.0 mm
UK L
51.2 mm
UK M
52.5 mm
UK N
53.8 mm
UK O
55.1 mm
UK P
56.3 mm
UK Q
57.6 mm
UK R
58.9 mm
UK S
60.2 mm
UK T
61.4 mm
UK U
62.7 mm
UK V
64.0 mm
UK W
65.3 mm
UK X
66.6 mm
UK Y
67.8 mm
UK Z
68.5 mm
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Description
Q & A
Vintage Links of London Russian Doll Charm
This vintage Links of London Russian Doll charm is formed in sterling silver as a miniature Matryoshka doll. The piece is hallmarked for 2008 and has been professionally cleaned.
Key Features
- Material: Sterling silver
- Design: Three-dimensional Russian Doll form
- Dimensions: 16mm high, 19mm including the jump ring and 7mm wide
- Bail: 8mm by 7mm oval Links of London bail, suitable for chains or bracelets up to 5mm wide
- Hallmark: Hallmarked for 2008
- Condition: Professionally cleaned
- Attachment: Supplied with a 7mm split ring for Sweetie bracelet attachment
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this charm fit a Sweetie bracelet?
Yes. It is supplied with a 7mm split ring for attachment.
Can it be worn on a necklace?
Yes. The oval bail accommodates chains up to 5mm wide.
When was this example hallmarked?
The hallmark dates this example to 2008.
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