Antique Georgian 18K Gold and Black Enamel Memorial Band Ring

An exquisite relic of the past, this antique 18K gold memorial ring from 1831 with pearls and black enamel is a testament to the elegance and sentimentality of bygone eras. Crafted w...

This beautiful Victorian-era pinkie ring is a fine example of 19th-century craftsmanship, made in solid 14 karat yellow gold. The band features a beautifully balanced engraved diamond pattern, with alternating polished and finely textured segments that catch the light with subtle brilliance. The engraving is delicately executed, with floral and foliate-inspired detailing in the recessed sections, hallmarks of the ornate and romantic style so beloved during the Victorian period. With its petite US ring size of 5, this ring was likely intended as a pinkie ring, a style popular in both men's and women's antique jewelry...

This memorial band is a wonderful example of a Georgian piece of jewellery. The man detail in this ring is the crystal cabochon set into the 18 carat gold band and the black enamel that circles the stone and all the way around the band. The outside of the band says 'in memory of' with raised gold letters. The inside of the ring has n inscription which reads 'my revered mother, Sarah Smith...

An historic medium size` 18 Kt and diamond ring, as good as it gets, was made by John Linnet. Linnet was renown for fine and delicate work. He made jewelry for Queen Victoria. The ring is a standout. This ring is hallmarked for 1822, London with the makers mark JL. It is enamel on gold with a curved square frame and centered by a diamond. The diamond is like a framed portrait that stands out on the black background. It is 05 cts. with a North Star twinkle. In its setting the size can only be estimated. The shank engraved all around states In Memory of. Inside the inscription tells some history about Miss Jane Fitzherbert. She was deceased October 11 1822 at age 65. Think of this She was born in 1757!!! That is jewelry history...