Antique Gold "Mizpah" Ring

Our 18K late Victorian buckle ring is hallmarked Chester (for the Chester guild in England) for the year 1910. This means we can identify the ring is being made in exactly that year....

We love this unusual and extremely rare 18ct gold Victorian snake ring with a cushion cut diamond head and studded with pave turquoise. It was made during the Darwin years when nature was a often source for fashion. Since ancient times snakes have been seen as a symbol for “Eternal love” and "Eternal life" so they were and still are often used as wedding rings, commitment rings...

Our 18K snake ring is studded with a round diamond on its head and is crafted of a rich yellow gold. The richness of the gold-work is a feature of this ring. Note how the goldsmith c...

THEO FENNELL is a well known and treasured jewelry designer who is known for his classic jewelry lines as well as his one-off pieces. This rare find is from his earlier days, a hefty...

A solid substantial 18 kt gold Mizpah ring reminds you that you are being looked after with love. Raised above a hammered background Bold Letters come forward spelling MiIZPAH which...

With her history steeped in the tradition of reconciling differences and living peacefully, the Mizpah ring carries such beauty in her message and form. Crafted in 18 carat gold, we...

Ring made of yellow gold 18 Karat (stamped with 750, see picture). De ring is very well made with great details. The eye of the eagle is made out of an emerald. The feathers are m...

The keeper ring is a classic and highly sought after ring style, this antique Edwardian era keeper knot style ring is a real charmer. The face is made up from a scrolling knot design engraved into the face. The ring is crafted in a rich 9ct rose gold with a warm inviting glow. It is a well designed and weighty piece, this would make a wonderful gift or a great stackable piece for your collection. There are a number of stories behind the origins of the keeper ring stretching far back to the Georgian eras. One was that they were worn as guard rings when jewels were worn over gloved hands, another and perhaps the most commonly known is that they are used to hold or keep more expensive rings...