"Wednesday Child" 14K Gold Charm

The Story A rare and unusual vintage day of the week charm made in 14k yellow gold.  Created as a disc, the words "Wednesday's Child Is Free of Woe" are raised between a baby holding an umbrella.  This comes from the poem Monday's Child, an Old English nursery rhyme meant to help children learn the days of the week.  The poem reads:  Monday’s child is fair of faceTuesday’s child is full of graceWednesday’s child is full of woeThursday’s child has far to goFriday’s child is loving and givingSaturday’s child works hard for his livingAnd the child that is born on the Sabbath dayIs bonny and blithe, and good and gay Measuring 1.06 inch tall with bale x 0.75 inches round, it looks great on its own or layered with other favorites.  A wonderful charm to add to your charm bracelet, or to wear as a necklace or earring. How do you want to wear your new charm? Choose a 16” or 18” chain, a hoop earring, or just the charm itself. The Specs Style number: R1252 Vintage, circa 1930s-1960s  14k y