GOLD HORSE PERFUME LOCKET

GOLD

MADE TO ORDER

£3,135 GBP
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DETAILS & SIZING

The horse symbolises nobility, grace, majesty and a free spirit.

Made in London in 9 carat gold, this graceful horse began as a hand-drawn sketch inspired by the paintings of 19th-century animal artist George Stubbs and studies of horses in the Victoria and Albert Museum’s sculpture gallery. Posed in piaffe, a measured trot in place, the horse shows strength, balance and disciplined movement. Its mane sweeps to one side, with finely detailed legs and elegant hooves.

Perfume and jewellery share the power to evoke memory. Inspired by Georgian pomanders, the perforated horse holds a scent-infused sponge or cotton wool within its inner cavity, allowing your fragrance to diffuse gently throughout the day. Its chain sits at the sternum, ready to wear with an open shirt or layer with shorter pendants.

London Craft
From sketches, the horse was sculpted in wax by a miniaturist sculptor trained at the Royal College of Art. Its finely detailed components are lost-wax cast in 9 carat gold, then hand-polished and assembled by a single master craftsperson in London before being bicycled to Hatton Garden for hallmarking, all within a five-mile radius.

Dimensions
Length from muzzle to tail: 3.5 cm
Height to top of head: 3.2 cm
Body width at join: 9.5 cm
Chain length: 60 cm
Chain width: 1.6 mm

Delivery
This perfume horse is made to order. Please allow 4–6 weeks from order to delivery.
For guidance on the piece, we invite you to arrange a
private consultation.
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SHIPPING

UK Customers Orders include VAT at 20% and free next-day delivery via Royal Mail Special Delivery.

International Customers We ship worldwide with DHL or UPS Express. We cover most shipping costs—your contribution is typically £25–£55 depending on location (exact cost shown at checkout).

Important: Prices exclude UK VAT. Import duties, taxes, and courier handling fees are set by your country's customs authority and are your responsibility. These charges are payable directly to the carrier upon delivery.

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