GOVIERS EXCLUSIVES

The half sovereign was introduced in 1544 by King Henry VIII. In 1817 a new version of the half sovereign was created. This included the Pistrucci St. George and Dragon design which is by far the most popular image used on all sovereigns.

Combining the coin striking expertise of the Royal Mint and the master jewellers found in England’s Historic jewellery Quarter in Birmingham. Both Sovereign and pendant have been crafted to the world’s finest standards. Two examples of British crafts combining to create beautiful jewellery.

Goviers Exclusive King Charles III

Quarter Sovereign 18ct Gold plated Silver, Amethysts

£1180

Goviers Exclusive King Charles III

Half Sovereign Solid 18ct Gold plated Silver Diamonds

£1600

Every gemstone has been cut and polished by hand.

Diamonds and Amethysts have a long association with Royal Jewellery pieces featuring heavily in the Crown Jewels.

Goviers Exclusive King Charles III

Quarter Sovereign

60 Amethysts

18ct Gold plated Silver

£1720

Each piece is presented in a wooden display case.

All the pendants feature the King Charles III Coronation Commemorative hallmark. Based on a medal by Ian Rank-Broadley FRBS and using artwork supplied by Thomas Fattorini, the mark depicts the King's head against an oval background. Pendants are available with 18’’/45cm chains or the option of a 20’’/50cm. Jewellery is supplied in a Wooden Presentation Boxes.

Goviers Exclusive

King Charles III

Half Sovereign 9ct Gold, Diamonds

£3000

All sovereigns are struck by the British Royal Mint based in Llantrisant, South Wales they have been responsible for English coinage since 886AD.