A deeply sentimental antique locket ring, beautifully created in warm 9 carat rose gold. Dating to the early 20th century, the ring features an engraved head bearing flowing initials. Now softly worn by time and wear, leaving only traces of their original form and adding a gentle air of mystery to the piece.

The head opens to reveal a hidden locket compartment, still holding a wonderful original photograph. Through love and wear the locket click has become fairly loose. A precious glimpse into a life and love from over a century ago. Inside the band is the touching engraved date “Oct. 20th 1915,” preserving a moment that was clearly of great personal significance to its original owner.

Fully hallmarked for Chester 1914, this ring sits firmly in its historical context, created on the eve of the First World War. A time when such intimate jewels often carried profound emotional meaning.

Romantic, poignant, and rich in history, this is a beautiful keepsake ring. A tiny time capsule of memory and devotion that remains as moving today as when it was first given.