Inspired by Brussels' famous Manneken-Pis fountain statue, beloved in Belgium as a symbol of defiance and resilience, this British-made charm may have been exported for sale in Belgium, or may have simply been a nod to fountains that have themselves proliferated following the Brussels cue. Jewelry as a souvenir from travels is among the oldest ways to keep memories of a trip close - long before photos, a physical reminder of your journey was simply a given, and that trend became best represented by charms. An enthusiastic traveller could easily build up a bracelet's worth or more, and always be reminded with fondness of a special place.

Very good vintage condition with wear in line with age and use.

Details:
• 9k yellow gold, stamped and tested, with British hallmarks for Birmingham 1950, maker’s mark PPL
• 23.5 x 6.6 x 8.5 mm
• 3.1g
• Please select from the drop down menu for chain options; all chains are new-stock 10k gold curb link chains as pictured