An Edwardian-era spinner fob in 9ct gold, featuring a chunky citrine set in a rope twist frame. The stone spins on its axis, adding a tactile element.

Spinner fobs were popular in the Victorian era to early 20th century as decorative attachments for pocket watches.

Citrine is traditionally associated with positivity, abundance, and personal success. Its warm golden color was believed to bring energy, clarity, and good fortune to the wearer.

Details:

Metal: 9ct gold

Dimensions: 2.5cm x 2.2cm with bale. Sold with a 45cm 14ct gold filled chain. 

Condition: Good antique condition- there is some wear to the edges of the stone - please examine the pictures as they form part of the description.