Secret Seven Fan Club

[pete9012S]

The mystery -cont'd.

This item was found in an expensive Christmas Cracker - but what is it and what is it used for?

[Anita Bensoussane]

Intriguing. It looks rather like one of those copper bracelets which some people say can help ease arthritis. On the other hand, the heart suggests a love token.

Incidentally, looking at the location of Finsbury Square I realise I must have passed very close to the drinking fountain following a recent hospital appointment in London, when I visited Bunhill Fields Cemetery and Wesley's Chapel (the graves of John Bunyan, Daniel Defoe and William Blake can be seen at Bunhill Fields) and then walked to Spitalfields Market.

[sixret]

Oh. This is easy for me because my aunt wears the exact bracelet without the heart. You are right, Anita. It's the alternative treatment to ease arthritis.

[Carlotta King]

I would've said its a wine glass marker?

[Moonraker]

Jolly well done Sue.I'm so glad you solved the mystery by using all your Secret Seven skills!!

And all without the help of the internet! Well done, Sue.

[Susan Webster]

hi thank you very much ! roll on the next mystery!

[pete9012S]

The Mystery (Continued):

Some good suggestions,but nobody has come up with the correct use of the above item from the Christmas Cracker it came from yet!

[Anita Bensoussane]

A napkin ring, perhaps?

[Katharine]

If it came in a cracker, I assume it's not very big? I thought it was either a 'belly bar' or nose ring (to sit in the nostrils).

[pete9012S]

Great suggestions from Anita and Katharine,but sadly not the uses the makers of the crackers intended!

[Katharine]

How big is it, and is it plastic or metal?

[Anita Bensoussane]

Can you unscrew one or both balls and use it as a keyring?

[sixret]

Very curious to know!

[sixret]

Do you know the answer, Sue?

[sixret]

Is it a napkin holder?