London 1972! 9ct Yellow Gold Policeman's Helmet Charm
It’s rich in character and craftsmanship and makes a fantastic addition to any charm bracelet or collection of vintage gold charms.
The helmet features a realistic domed crown, shaped brim and a finely detailed ER (Elizabeth Regina) badge to the front, representing the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. This authentic insignia adds historical significance and makes the charm an instantly recognisable tribute to the classic British police helmet worn throughout much of the late 20th Century. It weighs an impressive 4.7 grams and measures 14.2mm in height by 13.8mm in width.
It was fully hallmarked in London in 1972 and is an authentic piece of British jewellery from the Elizabeth II era, showcasing the quality craftsmanship associated with British goldsmithing of the period. Its substantial 4.7-gram weight gives it a reassuring feel, making it an eye-catching addition to a charm bracelet or equally suitable as a distinctive pendant.
Police helmet charms have long been collected as souvenirs, symbols of public service and mementoes of policing careers. Examples bearing the ER badge are especially evocative of Britain's policing history during Queen Elizabeth II's reign, making them popular with collectors of vintage charms, occupational jewellery and British memorabilia.
Whether it’s chosen for its nostalgic appeal, historical significance or exceptional craftsmanship, this charming 9ct Gold Policeman's Helmet is a unique piece of vintage jewellery that is sure to become a treasured addition to any collection.
Specifications
| Metal Weight | 4.7 Gs |
| Item Type | Charm |
| Height | 14.2 mm |
| Width | 13.8 mm |
| Weight | 4.7 g |
| Hallmarked | Yes |
| Country | London |