1810s Band Rings

This antique double headed snake ring was made in London, England and dates from 1918. Crafted in 18KT yellow gold, the ring features English hallmarks, 1918, full British hallmarks ...

Here we have a wonderful 15ct yellow gold mourning ring from the late Georgian era. This piece has been expertly enamelled in black, white and gold around the mid section of band and...

Ca. two centuries old Nordic ring in solid 18K Gold. Hand - made in Sweden. Hallmarked 18K. Unknown workshop , Year combination is not clear to read. Recently I sold a Swedish ring ...

Antique Black Enamel Diamond & Pearl 3 Stone Ring in 18ct Yellow Gold inscription “in memory of my dearest husband 23/4/10” beautiful enamel ring The item comes without the box i...

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...

Why do we offer this Georgian Memorial Ring? Because it honors a person who served to protect his country. We separate our strong principle agai...

"Died by the hand of an assassin" is inscribed on the 18K mourning ring for Spencer Perceval, British statesman and barrister who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. The...

This spectacular mourning band is of black enamel with accents of white enamel and bordered in gold accents. With its breathtaking miniature painting of a young girl, this ring is a fine example of the neoclassical influences of the Georgian period on mourning jewelry. The heavy graphic representations of death so prevalent before this time no longer suited the lightness of the Georgian era. The urns painted in gold over white enamel, the garland or wreath surround, are all examples of the neoclassical influence on mourning jewelry of the eighteenth and early nineteenth century. The inside of the band is a smooth, polished gold. The ring is unusual with its round bezel with a miniature portrait of the deceased at the center instead of the more typically seen hair under crystal. This family went further to assuage their grief by commissioning a fine artist to paint their child, in essence transforming making this ring into a minor work of art. Extra care should be taken and ideally the ring should not be exposed to excessive moisture. Our ring is a size US 5.25 and is not resizeable.

Circa 1830, this 18K half hoop closed back diamond ring has a double row of brilliant-cut diamonds. The ring marries well with others or alone and mak...