Sterling silver can be opened and closed for cats and dogs to enjoy British medieval lucky pendant special set

Are you a cat or a dog? Only children make choices. I want both. {Sterling silver can be opened and closed for cats and dogs to enjoy British medieval lucky pendants special offer} Silver pendants were originally worn on lucky charm bracelets, which have been a popular jewelry style since the Victorian era. Wearers can collect various shapes that have lucky meanings or have special personal meanings. Symbols, string together a representative bracelet of your own. Purchase the special offer group and enjoy it all at once --- Sterling Silver British Medieval Vintage Openable Puss in Boots Lucky Silver Pendant Opening the little boots, a naughty kitten with a tilted head poked out, as if it was caught playing hide-and-seek? In fact, Puss in Boots (Puss in Boots) is a well-known Western fairy tale. In the story, a clever cat uses small tricks to allow its poor owner to marry a beautiful princess and gain wealth. Therefore, the shape of Puss in Boots is not only cute, but also has a lucky meaning. . Material: 925 Silver, no mark . Size: 2×0.5×0.5cm . Era: Estimated around 1970s and 1980s Sterling silver British medieval vintage can open and close dog house lucky Silver pendant Opening the dog house, there lived a lop-eared dog with its head tilted. There was a small bowl at its feet, with an innocent look on its face as if it was wondering when the owner would put food in? . Material: 925 Silver, no mark . Size: 2×1×1.5cm . Era: Estimated around 1970s and 1980s The two Silver pendants were purchased from a collector of medieval jewelry in the UK. The year is around the 1970s and 1980s. The silver pendants are of medium size. In addition to being used as lucky bracelet pendants, they can also be used as necklace pendants or key ring pendants. Buyers can refer to us. Choose your preferred wearing method from the photo.