A lovely example of Edwardian mourning jewellery. With a style more reminiscent of the early Victorian era it still hols lots of charm and sentiment.

At the front of the ring we have a black enamel panel which has been adorned with graduating pearls. Pearls were often chosen as they represented tears for the lost loved one. Moving around the band is an ornament band in intricate openings. This would have once housed carefully plated hair from the loved one this was mounting. 

The entire piece has been created from 9 carat yellow gold in 1906 England. Filled with wonderful motifs and memories.
DETAILS

MATERIAL/HALLMARK: 9 & 375 (9 carat gold) Three Towers (Chester Assay Office) F (Date letter 1906)

ERA: 1906

MEASUREMENTS :

Ring size: O 1/2 (UK/AU) 7.5 (US) 

WIDTH:  between 6 and 4mm approx.

WEIGHT: 2.2 grams approx.

Condition: Overall in fair antique condition with only a fine patina to the gold as well as the enamel work. The hair is no longer in most of the panelled band this is is showing more signs of wear overall. 



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