Apart from his chain of mourning lockets, Undertaker possesses another piece of hair jewelry: a ring with a green-blue stone which encases a lock of gray hair.While the manga shows that these hallmarks belong to Alex B.'s charm, they are also assigned to Cloudia's in concept art.Before the 1850s, Henry Wilkinson & Co was only situated in Sheffield. The company was active in London from the 1850s until its liquidation and buyout by Walker & Hall in 1892. Maker's mark: It reads "HW & Co." This is the mark that was used by Henry Wilkinson & Co from 1874.Such a mark "reflect a tax on precious metals collected between 17." Duty mark: It shows Queen Victoria or possibly George IV.Date letter: A "R" to show that it was verified in 1812.
Town mark: A crowned leopard's head to signify that it was verified in the London Assay Office before 1820.Assayer's mark/Fineness symbol: The Lion Passant which indicates that the locket is made of sterling silver (.925 purity).On the back of Alex B.'s charm are the following hallmarks (from left to right):.This indicates that Undertaker has been involved with the Phantomhive family for longer than they believed, and they are left wondering what exactly Undertaker's relationship with the Phantomhives is. Then, he hands him the death certificates of the seven people whose hair is in the lockets, saying that one particular name stood out to him, and Ciel is also shocked when he sees it: One of the hair locks in the charms belonged to his grandmother, Cloudia Phantomhive. When Sebastian, Ciel, and the rest of the Phantomhive household head to London to run some errands, Sebastian picks up the lockets from Somerset House and informs Ciel about his research. Public School ArcĪt one point, Sebastian brings the chain of lockets to the Registrar General of Births, Marriages, and Deaths in Somerset House to find out who the people are that are immortalized in the mourning hair lockets as learning more about Undertaker may help to discern his intentions and locate him. Sebastian replies that he does not know, but that he will certainly meet him again as long as he is possession of the chain. Īfter Sebastian saves him and destroys all Bizarre Dolls, Ciel looks at the lockets and asks what Undertaker was after. Ĭiel holds onto the lockets while he and Sebastian escape from the sinking ship, even when he is thrown into water with a life ring or nearly drowns when slipping from it. He tells Ciel to keep them safe and treat them with care as they are his "treasure." Then, Undertaker says farewell and cuts the ship in half. They are caught by Ciel, and, smiling, Undertaker decides to entrust the charms to him.
Undertaker can dodge their attacks, but drops his chain of lockets in the process. When the Campania has tilted and water starts to flood in, Undertaker decides to leave, and Grelle Sutcliff and Sebastian charge at him to prevent him from leaving. Undertaker also speculates that he may only come to understand the importance of the irretrievable when it is already to late-just like the others he warned did. While observing the burning of Kelvin Manor at the hands of Ciel Phantomhive and Sebastian Michaelis, Undertaker plays with his mourning lockets, running a finger over them until he stops at one with the engraving "13 July 1866, Cloudia P." He says that he has taught Ciel to treat every soul well as he holds great power and, thus, loses his sense for what cannot be retrieved. This locket, similarly to Alex B.'s, only contains a lock of Oliver's blond hair.
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