Georgian Pearl Miser's Purse Charm aesthetic movement and set with four pearls

and set with four pearls in cute star settings

the motto is a near homophone for the Welsh "Eich Dyn"

while Pollux was the divine son of Zeus

It's a lovely statement piece

and was guaranteed at the Birmingham assay office (the anchor) in 1861 (the letter M)

Georgian Pearl Miser's Purse Charm aesthetic movement and set with four pearlsDATE: Georgian, c. 1820 An unusual Georgian Miser's Purse charm in 18k gold. It comprises interlinked gold hoops to form the main body, with a hinged top section that opens to grant access. While there's not enough room inside for actual coins, it's a perfect size to hold a single pill probably not its original intended use, but still. Incidentally, an archaic approach to make pills more easy to swallow (practised until as recently as the 19th