George V 18 Carat Gold Engraved Keeper Ring, 1926

A Victorian 18ct yellow gold 'Keeper' ring from 1900, hallmarked with Birmingham assay office marks. Traditionally worn to keep another ring secure on the finger. • Assay: .750 Gold...

An 18ct yellow gold and diamond knot ring. The ring is set with three graduated old cut diamonds in star settings, on an engraved knot mount, with reeded shoulders and plain band. T...

A George V era 18ct yellow gold double headed snake ring, symbolizing eternal love, marked with London hallmarks from 1917. • Period: Early 20th Century • Da...

A George I 18ct yellow gold, rock crystal, hair-work, and black enamel mourning ring. The gold ring bears the inscription "W : DEWE · OB: 22 · NOV, 1725 · AET: 58", within a black en...

Ring in 18 karat rose gold. Antique bangle ring, it is decorated on its top of an emerald- cut garnet, on both sides the departure of the ring is finely engraved. An engraving is als...

If you like them chunky then this one is for you! This vintage 9kt yellow gold keeper ring is a more modern vintage take on the classic and timeless style that has enamoured us for decades. This one has a chunky high face with engraved shoulders and a smooth band in a rich yellow gold with a healthy weight to it. The keeper ring is a classic and highly sought after ring style and 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...

It's so easy being green! Wear this brilliant, absinthe colored peridot with anything. This ring features a large, fine quality, cushion cut peridot, bezel set in an exquisitely hand...

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...