A jewel steeped in Victorian history, this exquisite ring dates to 1873 and captures the rich symbolism and sentiment of the era. Created in 15 carat gold, its intricate design features an ornate cluster of natural pearls, emerald, and garnets.

The band is a work of art in itself, adorned with delicate foliate engraving, a nod to the Victorian fascination with nature. Every detail speaks of the era’s devotion to craftsmanship and storytelling through jewellery.

The year 1873 saw the opening of the first public museum in the United States — the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York; a reflection of the same artistic spirit and cultural curiosity that this ring embodies.

A piece of wearable history, this ring is more than a jewel. It’s a symbol of Victorian sentiment and style, a miniature work of art still as enchanting over 150 years later.

DETAILS:

ERA: 1873

HALLMARKS: hallmarked for 15 carat gold

MEASUREMENTS  J (UK/AU) 4.75 (US) 

WEIGHT: 1.48grams approximately. 

CONDITION: This is in lovely antique condition with wear and a few nibbles to the stones as well as the gold in line with the age of the ring. 

Please note the antique box is for display only

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