WW1 Gold "Touch Wud" Lucky Charm New it's perhaps not surprising that

it's perhaps not surprising that there was a mini "Victorian Revivalist" movement in 1960s jewellery design

65 carat old cushion cut stone

In the Middle Ages

modelled as a flower and finished in fine enamel work

For the person who has everything (we all know one

WW1 Gold "Touch Wud" Lucky Charm New it's perhaps not surprising thatDATE: WW1, c. 1915 A rare original First World War period "Touch Wud" good luck charm in the form of a smiley wooden face. These lucky charms are usually in metal, but this one features 9 karat yellow gold arms and legs, along with bright white paste eyes. The back of the charm shows 'Touch Wud' in high relief, while little mouth and nose details are finely carved to the face. These charms were often given to soldiers when leaving for war Touch Wud!