George VI Sixpence (1937-1952) - Enamelled Coin Tie Pin

George VI Sixpence (1937-1952) - Enamelled Coin Tie PinProduct Description This tie pin has been made using a George VI Sixpence. The coins from 1937 1946 were 50% silver but switched to nickel in 1947 due to an increase in silver prices. The coin has had the pin silver soldered directly onto the back, this ensures that they do not break apart. The coin is then polished and plated. The details are hand enamelled and finally encased with a clear resin. The tie pin is presented in a stylish box with a

Made with high-quality stainless steel and built to last

It's compact size makes it an ideal desk tidy or a quirky table organiser

it is a vessel of nostalgia that transforms handwritten notes into a beautiful keepsake

making it the perfect choice for your baby

It blends Riley’s signature colour flourishes with a strong

or toiletries behind

making it easy to carry while adding a touch of sophistication to your ensemble

The bowl can be personalised with a name of up to 12 characters

Elevate your style with the Handwriting Engraving - Men's Architect Zephyr

In contact with the lees for about 6 months in stainless steel vats at a controlled temperature

showcasing intricate designs that exude elegance and charm

making it perfect for users of all ages