A fascinating antique 9ct yellow gold compass pendant housed within a beautifully hand-engraved hexagonal case. Hallmarked at Birmingham in 1901, this unusual piece combines decorative craftsmanship with practical Victorian-era design. The compass needle remains free-moving, although accuracy cannot be guaranteed and it should be regarded primarily as a collector's piece. Its substantial gold weight and intricate engraving make it a distinctive addition to any antique jewellery collection. A rare and characterful antique find with wonderful display and wearing appeal.
