This is an Edwardian 14K gold filled double photo locket charm or pendant, dating from the 1910s. The locket is diamond-shaped when closed and features intricate machine-turned striping and engraved foliate designs on the front, with ornate scrolled detailing at the top. The front also has a monogram (possibly AG) in flowing script. This type of locket is shown in the 1918–1919 Sears, Roebuck & Co. Consumer Guide, pg. 718, (see photo). When opened, the locket reveals two miniature photographs of children, suggesting its original purpose as a sentimental family keepsake. This is a beautiful example of early 20th-century sentimental jewelry—perfect for collectors, antique charm bracelet curators, or those seeking a wearable piece of history. Details: - Marks: AG monogram - Color: Gold, sepia, cream - Materials: 14K gold fill, metal, original sepia photos of baby and big sister - Dimensions: 1 ⅝” L (including bale) X 1” W, 7.0 grams - Condition: Excellent Since our items are vintage/antique, they may show wear from normal use. The product is sold as is; there are no major flaws unless noted. Please examine all photos carefully, and message me with any questions you may have. You will receive the exact item shown in the photo. The photography props used to display the item are not included.