Silver Necklace by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh

A very long, silver, hammered chain consisting of ovals and hearts, terminating at one end with a long triangular wedge, while at the other, a cube set with a small cabochon amethyst stone together with the monogram of the company. One side of the cube displays hallmarks for Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh, sterling silver, 2013. The necklace can be worn at its full length or doubled up to create a shorter chain.

The necklace comes in its original purple pouch and box together with a silver polishing cloth (also in its original packet and unused). The lid of the box is foil-stamped in silver with the company’s name together with their Royal Warrant.

Hamilton and Inches was founded in Edinburgh in 1866 by Robert Kirk Inches and his uncle, James Hamilton. In 1893, the quality of their work was recognised by Queen Victoria and they were presented with a Royal Warrant. They took up their current premises on 87 George Street in 1952 https://hamiltonandinches.com/.

Dimensions:

Chain

Length 102cm

Max. width 1.7cm

Weight 45.7g

Box

8.5 x 8.5cm

Height 4cm