Enameled and 18 Karat Gold Edwardian Memorial Band Ring

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...

A 19th Century band ring designed with diamond-shaped figures and a religious cross. The 14 karat gold ring dates from around 1900. The ring, with religious symbol, was used exclusiv...

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 is a vintage 14 karat yellow gold ring crafted with a beautiful carved lapis lazuli gemstone. The design creates this lovely engraved gold mounting of the ring. The edge of the ...

William IV 18ct yellow gold and black enamel memorial mourning ring, inscribed with 'IN MEMORY OF' within a gold foliate border and 'Wilson Agnew, died Feby 7th 1865, aged 83 ys' ins...

This elegant Georgian mourning ring was made in England in 1800 ca out of 15 karat yellow and rose gold and is decorated with black and white enamel. The front of the ring is design...

A Victorian 22 carat yellow gold and black enamel memorial ring. The ring is hallmarked with Birmingham marks, 1896, the makers mark "W.M", and ...

A superb 198 year old ring fully hallmarked for manufacture in London 1826, designed as a mourning ring commemorating the passing for a gentleman ‘John Milnes Waraker’ in 1826. Craf...