Lockets that open to reveal a Secret Cameo Portrait

Custom Locket with Engraved Monogram

Custom Locket Cameo and Photo Compartment

Custom Locket open to Reveal Photo

Hand Engraved Poem on the Locket Back
Wearing a Cameo Portrait jewel is quite an experience. They are so unusual and striking that my customers’ mention how often a person comments on their Cameo and wants to look at it closely and hear the story of how it was made. This response is wonderful in most situations, but with a painful loss the wearer may not want this kind of attention.
Cameo Lockets are the perfect solution to this situation. Here the cameo portrait is set inside a setting of Silver or Gold. There is a top lid that will close over the cameo to hide the portrait. Now the wearer can decide to reveal the cameo portrait when it suits her.
I can hand engrave names or personal messages on the top, back or around the sides of the Cameo locket setting. The cameo can now be worn at any time. I have been told that in many cases the recipient wears the cameo jewel every day.
Hinged Lockets

Photo for the Cameo Locket

Custom Locket with Gemstone Cameo

Silver Cameo Locket Back
Clamshell lockets have a hinge that allows the locket to open up when a hidden catch is released. The hinge can be placed at the side, top or bottom of the locket.

Engraved Monogram on Diamond and Gold Cameo Locket

Portrait cameo Locket in Gold

Portrait Cameo Locket Gold & Diamond

Platinum Locket with Gemstone Cameo and Pink Pearl

Gold Clam-shell Custom Lockets Pair

Custom Locket with Portrait of a Woman
The cameo portrait is held within the Locket. A personal message, monogram or any chosen design can be hand engraved onto the setting.
Swivel or Slider Locket

Tree of Life Engraved on Silver Locket

Gold Locket Open to Show Inside

Gold Cross and Twinned Hearts Accent

Silver and Gold Locket with Cameo of a Man
The swivel locket is a modern style has the top lid swivel to the side to reveal the portrait. The examples here are kept closed as these cameo lockets contain portraits of children who ‘passed’ at a young age.