Regency Teacup Charm
Add a Regency teacup charm to your Jane Austen charm bracelet. The Regency teacup charm is a delicate white and gold teacup, designed to reflect the style of teacup Jane herself would have sipped from.
The detail on the gold plated teacup is beautiful, it features a delicate gold handle and a pretty flower design. The charm also includes an easy to use lobster clasp to attach the charm to the bracelet links.
Product features:
- Gold plated and enamel design - durable and hypo allergenic
- Charming white teacup
- Measure approx. 2.3cm in length, including the clasp
"But indeed, I would rather have nothing but tea" Mansfield Park, Jane Austen
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Regency Teacup Charm
Add a Regency teacup charm to your Jane Austen charm bracelet. The Regency teacup charm is a delicate white and gold teacup, designed to reflect the style of teacup Jane herself would have sipped from.
The detail on the gold plated teacup is beautiful, it features a delicate gold handle and a pretty flower design. The charm also includes an easy to use lobster clasp to attach the charm to the bracelet links.
Product features:
- Gold plated and enamel design - durable and hypo allergenic
- Charming white teacup
- Measure approx. 2.3cm in length, including the clasp
"But indeed, I would rather have nothing but tea" Mansfield Park, Jane Austen
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Add a Regency teacup charm to your Jane Austen charm bracelet. The Regency teacup charm is a delicate white and gold teacup, designed to reflect the style of teacup Jane herself would have sipped from.
The detail on the gold plated teacup is beautiful, it features a delicate gold handle and a pretty flower design. The charm also includes an easy to use lobster clasp to attach the charm to the bracelet links.
Product features:
- Gold plated and enamel design - durable and hypo allergenic
- Charming white teacup
- Measure approx. 2.3cm in length, including the clasp
"But indeed, I would rather have nothing but tea" Mansfield Park, Jane Austen
