Pride & Prejudice Heart Locket Earrings – A Most Charming Trinket for Any Book-Loving Soul

*This description was "written" by Lizzy Bennet*

Upon my word, I never thought myself one to be overly taken with trinkets, yet even I must allow that these earrings possess a certain charm. Fashioned from raw brass, they hold within them a quiet elegance, much like a novel left well-loved upon a bedside table. Their heart-shaped design is pleasing, but it is the words they bear—Pride and Prejudice—that make them most irresistible.

One cannot look upon them without recalling all that has passed within those pages—misunderstandings, lively conversation, and love found where least expected. And yet, their beauty is not merely in what is seen but in what is hidden. These lockets open, offering a place to keep the smallest of secrets, as dear as a letter folded away for safekeeping. How convenient that such a thing may be both sentimental and practical! I daresay even my dear Jane would find nothing to censure in these, and she is ever the more refined between us.

Indeed, I can think of no finer adornment for a woman who values wit as much as fashion. Imagine wearing them on a long countryside walk, the wind stirring about you, a book tucked beneath your arm. Or, should you be so inclined, at a ball where perhaps a most disagreeable gentleman might take notice—though I would not dare suggest that jewelry alone could soften a heart too proud.

If I were to receive these as a gift, I should be most pleased, though I would not say so too readily, lest I seem too easily won over. But, as I am not in the habit of disguising my feelings where no propriety forbids it, I shall say plainly—I find them utterly charming.

And now, I shall say no more on the matter. If they are to be yours, let it be by your own good judgment. But should you hesitate too long, do not be surprised if another—more decisive and less prejudiced—claims them first.

Maker's note: Since these earrings are made to order from actual vintage book pages the text will appear slightly different with each set. The main italicized “Pride and Prejudice” will remain the same, but other partial letters below it will differ.