Victorian 18ct Yellow Gold and Enamel Crown Charm

This tiny enamelled crown charm is crafted in 18ct yellow gold and likely commemorates Queen Victoria’s coronation in 1838. The enamel work is delicately applied across the crown’s form, giving it wonderful colour and character for such a diminutive piece.

Coronation commemoratives were a popular tradition throughout the Victorian era, with small charms and tokens created to mark significant royal occasions. A crown charm such as this would have been treasured both as a decorative piece and as a miniature symbol of royal celebration, offering a charming link to a pivotal moment in British history. Equally, today, it makes a lovely addition to a charm bracelet or necklace, its regal form working just as beautifully as a simple decorative motif. 

Era: Victorian
Material: 18ct yellow gold and enamel
Hallmarks: Marked ‘18’
Weight: 1g
Measurements: Approx 1.5cm height, excluding jump ring
Condition: Excellent condition with light wear commensurate with age

PLEASE NOTE: Only the product listed is included in the sale. All other items in the image are for decorative purposes only.