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1915 Gallipoli Acorn NecklaceTwenty year old George Risdon Grimwade had just finished his third year of medical studies at the University of Melbourne when he enlisted as a Private in the 6th Australian Field Ambulance of the Australian Army Medical Corp. Sailing from Australia on 4 June 1915, he was killed by shrapnel at Gallipoli on 23 September 1915 while guarding a precious water tank on the arid Peninsula foothold held by the ANZACs. Visiting the former Turkish battlefield

Face Dimensions: 16

NECKLACE NOT INCLUDED - PENDANT ONLY

Jeni Danks collected an acorn from a small prickly tree - now known as the Gallipoli Oak - at the Shrapnel Valley Cemetery in Anzac Cove

A massive pink morganite measuring 13

9 mm set in brushed gold

9ct white gold pearl clasp

Note: Stones have inclusions as I don't like anything to be perfect

The original barnacle Ring

A polished 9 ct gold signet ring with a rectangular face

A signature piece

Size: Multiple

Ring Shank: 3