City of London Jewellers proudly presents the Theodore 9ct Gold Teddy Bear Necklace CMP00141, a stunning piece crafted in solid 9ct yellow gold. This charming gold teddy bear pendant is perfect for any occasion and offers a blend of elegance and sentimentality.

Expert Craftsmanship in the Theodore 9ct Gold Teddy Bear Necklace

Indeed, designed with precision, this 9ct gold teddy bear pendant reflects expert craftsmanship. Additionally, its highly polished surface enhances intricate details, creating a truly exquisite finish.

A Sentimental and Thoughtful Gold Teddy Bear Pendant

Furthermore, this 9ct gold necklace is ideal for celebrating birthdays, anniversaries, or simply treating yourself. Moreover, its classic teddy bear design symbolizes warmth, love, and lasting memories.

Beautifully Presented for Every Occasion

When purchased with a chain, this gold teddy bear necklace arrives in an elegant black leatherette gift box. However, if bought as a pendant alone, it comes in a protective charm box, ensuring security and style.

Guaranteed Quality – Hallmarked 9ct Gold Teddy Bear Necklace

Additionally, crafted in the UK and hallmarked for authenticity, this teddy bear necklace reflects superior craftsmanship. Furthermore, its balanced dimensions—19mm x 5mm x 4mm—make it a versatile and stylish accessory.

What is a Hallmark?

Key Features:

• Solid 9ct gold – Expertly crafted and polished.
• Timeless teddy bear pendant – A sentimental and stylish keepsake.
• Hallmarked for authenticity – Guaranteed quality and craftsmanship.
• Luxury gift box options – Choose your preferred packaging.
• Perfect dimensions – 19mm x 5mm x 4mm for a refined look.

Order Your Theodore Gold Teddy Bear Necklace Today!

So, with limited availability, don’t miss out on this beautiful gold teddy bear necklace, which celebrates love, elegance, and expert craftsmanship—order yours today!

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Measurements length including top ring loops 34mm X 16mm wide x 7.7mm deep.
Length without top rings 27.5mm.

The Teddy bear is one of the most beloved toys in the world. Do you know how it got its name?

A presidential hunting party in Mississippi sets the scene for the answer.

In 1902 Mississippi Governor Andrew H. Longino had invited President Theodore Roosevelt to his state for what was promised to be an eventful bear hunt. As the expedition wore on and Roosevelt could find no bear, a skilled guide tracked one down and tied it to a tree so that the president was assured of bagging a bruin.

The cuddly new creation was called “Teddy’s bear.” The name — and the bear — took off from there.
It’s been said that Roosevelt, knowing the animal was injured, refused to take his shot as he felt it would be unsportsmanlike for him to kill the fettered bear. Other hunters put the bear out of its misery.

The story was reported in newspapers across the country. Political cartoonist Clifford K. Berryman imagined the scene in a drawing published in the Washington Post showing President Roosevelt, the big game hunter, refusing to shoot a small, vulnerable bear. “Drawing the line in Mississippi” was the cartoon’s title, and some thought it had meaning beyond Roosevelt’s ethics as a sportsman, subtly calling attention to the president’s criticism of lynching’s in the South.

Morris and Rose Michtom, who ran a store in Brooklyn, were reportedly the first in the United States to capitalize on the story’s popularity by marketing a plush bear doll. After getting approval from the president to use his name, they initially called their cuddly creation “Teddy’s bear.” The name — and the bear — took off from there. Around the same time the Michtoms’ Teddy bear was gaining popularity, the German toy manufacturer, Steiff, began marketing a stuffed bear with a moving head and limbs. Though not originally called a “Teddy bear” when it was first developed in 1902, the company took advantage of the American bear fever, and its iconic bear toys are still coveted by collectors today.

Gold-Teddy-Bear-Pendant-PC00505

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Teddy Bear 32mm x 21mm x 9mm deep

Approx. weight 25.9 grams.

Real-Silver Teddy-Bear Keyring Fob KF00016.

Teddy Bear Keyring is finely crafted to the highest standard from Sterling Silver. It has a wonderful articulated teddy bear and would make a fun addition to any set of keys.
The arms legs and head are all moveable.

The Teddy bear is one of the most beloved toys in the world. Do you know how it got its name?
A presidential hunting party in Mississippi sets the scene for the answer.

In 1902 Mississippi Governor Andrew H. Longino had invited President Theodore Roosevelt to his state for what was promised to be an eventful bear hunt. As the expedition wore on and Roosevelt could find no bear, a skilled guide tracked one down and tied it to a tree so that the president was assured of bagging a bruin.

The cuddly new creation was called “Teddy’s bear.” The name — and the bear — took off from there.
It’s been said that Roosevelt, knowing the animal was injured, refused to take his shot as he felt it would be unsportsmanlike for him to kill the fettered bear. Other hunters put the bear out of its misery.

The story was reported in newspapers across the country. Political cartoonist Clifford K. Berryman imagined the scene in a drawing published in the Washington Post showing President Roosevelt, the big game hunter, refusing to shoot a small, vulnerable bear. “Drawing the line in Mississippi” was the cartoon’s title, and some thought it had meaning beyond Roosevelt’s ethics as a sportsman, subtly calling attention to the president’s criticism of lynching’s in the South.

Morris and Rose Michtom, who ran a store in Brooklyn, were reportedly the first in the United States to capitalize on the story’s popularity by marketing a plush bear doll. After getting approval from the president to use his name, they initially called their cuddly creation “Teddy’s bear.” The name — and the bear — took off from there. Around the same time the Michtoms’ Teddy bear was gaining popularity, the German toy manufacturer, Steiff, began marketing a stuffed bear with a moving head and limbs. Though not originally called a “Teddy bear” when it was first developed in 1902, the company took advantage of the American bear fever, and its iconic bear toys are still coveted by collectors today.

Real-Silver Teddy-Bear Keyring Fob KF00016.

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Gold Teddy Bear Charm CM00141.

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Rose-Gold Teddy Bear Charm CM00142.

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White-Gold Teddy Bear Charm CM00143.

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