Regency ring

Circa 1820 an antique Georgian turquoise and pearl flower love token ring crafted in 14k yellow gold with a rich buttery glow, featuring a glittering natural ruby in a cut-down collet the center of the stylized forget-me-not. The lightly engraved shoulders add an extra note of texture; it truly epitomizes the sweetness and romance of the era. Measuring approximately 1/4" north to south at the center front, tapering through the shoulders to 2.2 mm at the center back. Size 6 and resizing is…

Item specifics Seller Notes “A stunning Antique Regency Period 15ct Gold Ruby & Pearl Floral Cluster Ring, which dates to c1835 ... Read more about the seller notes “A stunning Antique Regency Period 15ct Gold Ruby & Pearl Floral Cluster Ring, which dates to c1835 (please see the detailed close-up photographs provided, which form an integral part of the item's description).This wonderful Georgian Ring, which weighs 2.5 grams, has a Reeded Shank leading to the Trifurcated Shoulders supporting…

Antique jewellery such as this are historical limited editions (date of manufacture is Georgian). Cherished back then - rare find today. Priced at £895. For sale by Laurelle Ltd.

Item specificsConditionUsedAn item that has been used or worn previously. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tabSeller notes“Very Good”Gold Quality18CaratFeatured RefinementsMourning RingTypeRingAntiqueYesMetal Purity18ctMetalYellow GoldJewellery DepartmentFineRing SizePEraGeorgian (Pre-1837)

I love the details of this ornate Georgian mourning ring: crafted in 18k and beautifully chased in a rich Rococo floral scroll pattern with black enamel accents, featuring a natural pearl forget-me-not on the face, a glittering rose-cut diamond set in it's center. The back of the face is engraved "Thos. Colk ob. 12 Aug 1831 aet 49" around a small locket compartment that likely originally held a bit of woven hair. Fully hallmarked for 18k and London manufacture. Measuring approximately…

This wonderful later Georgian ring is made in 14k gold. The mounting features a lovely engraved scroll motif with dynamic curls and spots of openwork. The central floral cluster is a pansy rendered in old mine cut diamonds and emeralds. “Pansy" comes from the French pense meaning "to think". Lovers of a hidden meaning, the five-petaled flower was frequently used in Victorian love token jewelry to express the sentiment "think of me".