Alchemy Gothic E349 Uncle Albert's Timepiece Cuff Stud Earring (single)
Reference: AG-E349
R870.00
The perfect miniature, 13-hour Lunar time fob watch and its accoutrements from the Victorian era, ingeniously cuffed and pinned around the fortunate dandy's ear.
Inscribed with 'Hora Morti' - the 'Hour of Death', and on the cuff the Latin phrase reads 'Tempus Fugit, Tempus Moritur' - 'Time Flies, Time Dies'.
Uncle Albert knows there are 13 lunar months to the year . . .
Product Description:
The perfect miniature, 13-hour Lunar time fob watch and its accoutrements from the Victorian era, ingeniously cuffed and pinned around the fortunate dandy's ear.
A miniature pocket watch pewter stud with glazed dial, chained to a pewter cuff, and hanging from the fine albert chain are a clockwork key and a bronzed shield fob.
Weight & Dimensions (approx.): H: 145mm (5.71") W: 21mm (0.83") D: 16mm (0.63") Weight 16g (0.56oz)
(Please note neck jewellery dimensions are excluding the fastenings)
Fastening & Packaging:
Single cuff stud, worn by gently squeezing the cuff to fit the top of your ear. Please note, repeated over-bending of the cuff over time may cause the metal to fracture.
Packaged in an Alchemy branded bag, including Alchemy Guarantee and care instructions.
Materials & Origin:
Designed and hand made in England incorporating and fine English pewter with surgical steel ear post and soft, comfortable plastic ear back. (lead, cadmium & nickel compliant)
*Crystal colours are subject to availability, and may vary from the image shown.
AG-E349
Data sheet
- Material
- Fine English Pewter
New
Specific References
- EAN13
- 664427040805
Available Delivery Options (Prices for South Africa)
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The perfect miniature, 13-hour Lunar time fob watch and its accoutrements from the Victorian era, ingeniously cuffed and pinned around the fortunate dandy's ear.
Inscribed with 'Hora Morti' - the 'Hour of Death', and on the cuff the Latin phrase reads 'Tempus Fugit, Tempus Moritur' - 'Time Flies, Time Dies'.
Uncle Albert knows there are 13 lunar months to the year . . .